was a website — Powers most of Google Now integration — Both Android AND iOS — Apple announced Deep Links a few weeks later, which is a very similar concept.
individual permissions at will, like in iOS — App is NOT notified when a given permission is granted or revoked — Only in M - older devices permissions are still all or nothing
KitKat — FingerprintDialog and ConfirmCredential classes to use some kind of device credential to confirm user before performing an action. — Hardware Standardization? ¯\_()_/¯ — Wallet is transitioning to P2P payments, not going away
to KitKat — FingerprintDialog and ConfirmCredential classes to use some kind of device credential to confirm user before performing an action. — Hardware Standardization? ¯\_()_/¯ — Wallet is transitioning to P2P payments, not going away
Studio — Allows for caching, parallelization, and incremental builds — New Memory Profiler — @WorkerThread annotation will have compiler check for code that should only be used on the main thread
Can run either user-written tests or "robot app crawlers" to find defects — Will allow you to run tests on either real or virtual devices — Web or Command Line interface — "Coming later this summer."
tie UI elements to specific variables. — When variable updates, UI will update — Looks much more useful for displaying info than for making it editable. — Support library means this will work back to API 7
Material Design everywhere — Collapsing Toolbars, Floating Action Buttons, Snackbars, Floating EditText Labels, and way more — Stick around for Josh's talk!
of Things™ — Designed to run on wee tiny devices — Partnership between Android team and Nest team — Weave: Open protocol for compatibility across manufacturers. — Ex: Turn on your oven from any device conforming to protocol - phone from any manufacturer, your TV, etc.
how we see" — Combines VR, AR, and 3-D Mapping into a single model — Example applications include indoor wayfinding, helping blind people navigate new spaces, "window on a virtual world" apps — You can apply for a dev kit
(and debugging in Android Studio) — Android Wear: "Always On" mode for stuff like directions/maps — Cardboard: Up to 6" phones, works with iOS too(!) — GCM: Easily send push to all of a single user's devices — Partnered with Udacity to offer an Android Nanodegree™