Android at Google I/O 2016

The most important announcements from Google I/O 201 regarding Android platform

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2. Apps Allo • New Hangouts? • Machine learning for suggested answers • Encrypted Duo • Alternative to Facetime
3. Android N • android.com/n • Emoji Unicode 9
4. Android N • Performances • JIT Compiler (> 75% faster, 50% smaller) • ART optimizations • Java 8 (lambda)
5. Android N • Security • File-based encryption • Media framework hardening • Seamless updates
6. Android N • Productivity • Multi-window (also on Android TV) • Shortcuts : close all apps, alt+tab equivalent, etc. • Notifications (quick reply, settings : don’t silence or block)
7. Android Wear 2.0 • Standalone apps • New system UI (notifications smart replies) • Material Design for Wearable guides • Input Method • Google Fit platform • Support for Android N
8. Android Studio 2.2 • Speed • New layout designer and constraint layout • Espresso test recording • Faster builds
9. Android Studio 2.2 • Smarts • APK Analyzer • Layout Inspector • Expanded code analysis • IntelliJ 2016.1
10. Android Studio 2.2 • Platform Support • Enhanced Jack compiler / Java 8 support • Expanded C++ (CMAKE) • Firebase Support
11. Firebase • Analytics
12. Firebase • Develop • Cloud Messaging • Authentification • Storage • Remote config
13. Firebase • Grow • Notifications • App indexing • Dynamic Links • Invites • Adwords
14. Dynamic Links • Dynamic Links can link to different content depending on the platform they're opened on. • Dynamic Links work across app installs: if a user opens a Dynamic Link and doesn't have your app installed, the user can be prompted to install it; then, after installation, your app starts and can access the link.
15. Dynamic Links • Implementation • Handle links in your app • Create Dynamic Links from the links to your app (Firebase) • Handle Dynamic Links in your apps
16. Instant App • Bring users into their apps more quickly and easily. • Click on a link and land on an app • Jelly Bean