The Pocket Android SDK by Pocket allows to communicate with the API to save URLs. It works as a storage method to organize users' URLs. On GitHub, developers can find a pocket prototype, use cases, usage, and setup.
The winners of the Spring 2008 WHERE Developer Contest have been announced. Contestants built applications on the WHERE API to develop GPS aware applications for mobile phones.
Chromecast, the $35 device from Google that allows you to stream content from your mobile phone to your TV, has announced the release of a publicly available Google Cast SDK that allows developers to plug in support for casting content from their mobile and Web applications onto their TV screens. By encouraging developers to integrate Google Cast SDK support into their apps, Google is likely to change our interaction with TV in more ways than we can imagine.
Google this week released the first developer preview of Android Q, marking the beginning of a months-long journey that will eventually see the operating system reach phones, tablets, and more. As it does each year, Google jammed the OS upgrade with a batch of APIs for developers to put to work.
