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Android 17 brings the security of the photo picker to contact selection. 🛡️
The new Contact Picker lets users share only the specific contacts they choose without broad permissions.
It’s a win for privacy, data transparency, and the user experience → goo.gle/4dH7rIS
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Android Automotive OS for Software Defined Vehicles is going open source. 🏎️ → goo.gle/47gCibj
AAOS SDV will soon be available in AOSP, providing a lightweight and scalable foundation for software-defined vehicles.
The road to software-defined vehicles just got wider.
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Android Studio has entered the agentic era.
Tell Android Studio's AI agent what you want to build, and watch it create under your direction.
Your next app is just a prompt away.
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NEW podcast episode is up!
The Random Show, Couch Edition! — Supplements, Hummingbirds, Cock Rings, Optimizing Mitochondria, Breathing and Balance Training, Cool Grip Strength Tools, and More!
cc: @kevinrose
Please enjoy! 🙌
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Why should game devs bring their apps to Android XR? 🕶️
With support for @Unity, @OpenXR, and native Android development, the possibilities are endless → goo.gle/4sjPzs6
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Tix just released for tonight’s show! Jimgaffigan.com
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👨🍳 Master deep links with these Navigation 3 recipes → goo.gle/nav3-recipes
This repository provides specific recipes for common navigation use cases, where each recipe introduces a single concept to keep implementations clean. Get cooking! 🍳
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If your Android app is only optimized for phones, you’re missing the big picture. Literally. 🖼️
Our desktop experience guidance helps you optimize your app with desktop design principles, input interaction guidance, and system UI considerations → goo.gle/47z6DBY
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Is your AI assistant actually helpful or just loud? 🔊
To develop Android Bench, we analyzed tens of thousands of pull requests to create a dataset that tests true Android engineering competency. No theories, just real code from the ecosystem → goo.gle/4u9DKWI
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Armed to the Teeth
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Do you think that OpenAI, Anthropic, and other foundation model companies are undervalued or overvalued? What's your rationale?
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Determine which LLMs perform best for Android development tasks with Android Bench 🤖
This model-agnostic benchmark captures platform expertise and developer lifecycle nuances using actual codebases and tasks to help you make data-driven decisions → goo.gle/4ufAYPI
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لحظة استهداف طائرات مسيرة إيرانية مصفاة بابكو النفطية في منطقة معامير بالبحرين
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NEW podcast episode is up!
How to Simplify Your Life in 2026 — New Tips from Maria Popova, Morgan Housel, Cal Newport, Craig Mod, and Debbie Millman
Many of us feel like we’re drowning in invisible complexity. So I wanted to hit pause and ask a simple question:
What are 1-3 decisions that could dramatically simplify my life in 2026?
To explore that, I invited five long-time listener favorites: @themarginalian, @morganhousel, Cal Newport, @craigmod, and @debbiemillman.
Please enjoy!
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Say goodbye to developer previews and hello to a continuous Canary channel 👋
We’ve shifted to an always-on model to ensure you have faster access to the latest Android innovations rather than waiting for a quarterly release. @matthewmccull explains → goo.gle/4qSofiZ
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❌ Generic code suggestions. ✅ Android coding expertise.
LLMs should be able to handle the everyday code you write, so we built a benchmark based on common development tasks. Learn about Android Bench and how we’re elevating AI assistance → goo.gle/4qZAeeC
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All Hell Breaks Loose in AI
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NEW podcast episode is up!
Jim Collins — What to Make of a Life and How to Maximize Your Return on Luck
Jim Collins has published multiple international bestsellers that have sold in total more than eleven million copies worldwide, including the perennial favorite Good to Great.
His writings and teachings are based on extensive research projects designed to uncover timeless principles of human endeavor that have had a lasting impact across all sectors of society. All of Jim’s books share a common thread: the study of people and how they navigate the big questions of leadership and life.
His new book is What to Make of a Life: Cliffs, Fog, Fire, and the Self-Knowledge Imperative.
Please enjoy!















