Android introduces a new Canary release channel for continuous early access to platform features, while Android Studio gains Agentic AI capabilities through Agent Mode for automated code modifications. Google Play mandates 16 KB page size support for NDK apps by November 2025 and transitions to Play Games Services v2 by May
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Evolving Android’s early-access programs: Introducing the Canary channel 🐦Agentic AI takes Gemini in Android Studio to the next level 🤖Transition to using 16 KB page sizes for Android apps and games using Android Studio 🚀New tools to help drive success for one-time products ⚙️Start building for the next generation of Samsung devices 📱Level up your game: Google Play’s Indie Games Fund in Latin America returns for its 4th year 🎮💰Upcoming changes to Wear OS watch faces 🔄Articles 📚#WeArePlay: With over 3 billion downloads, meet the people behind Amanotes 🎶Top announcements to know from Google Play at I/O ’25 📈Get ready for the next generation of gameplay powered by Play Games Services 🚀How Mecha BREAK is driving PC-only growth on Google Play Games 🤖Top 3 Updates for Android Developer Productivity @ Google I/O ’25 🤖Top 3 things to know for AI on Android at Google I/O ’25 🤖Videos 📹Enrich your app with live updates and widgetsReaching billions: Multiplatform strategies and performance tools for AndroidNavigating the future with Jetpack Navigation 3 — Core ConceptsCompose Preview | Jetpack Compose TipsEmbedded Layout Inspector | Jetpack Compose TipsBuild a Runtime-Enabled SDKGoogle Play PolicyBytes — July 2025 policy updatesAttention Personal Loan developers targeting Pakistan!Blockchain-based content policy help centerBroadening audiences through expansions (Playtime 2024)Unlock the full potential of your game with Vulkan and ADPFAndroidX Releases 🚀Android Developers BackstageNow then… 👋Sort: