The Android SDK, short for Android Software Developer Kit, is arguably the most powerful software utility widely used by programmers who indulge in Android app development. The Windows version of this ...

Android development starts with the Android SDK (Software Development Kit). While there are many different programming languages and a host of IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) you can use to ...

Cody has been writing with Android Police for ten years. While best known for the hundreds of APK Teardowns and breaking news on many of Google’s new products and services, he also covers deeper ...

An Android APK file contains all the open-source Java files used to set up and run the Google Android app. You can extract these files and load them into your local ...

The software development kit for Android now supports the upcoming Android 2.0, or 'Eclair', revision to the mobile operating system. A new Bluetooth application programming interface (API) in the ...

If you’re interested in current tools for Android game development, with some new contenders take a look at the updated article: “An updated list of the best Android developer tools for your amazing ...

Google has two operating systems intended for mobile devices (and more), Android, which we know and love, and Fuchsia, Google’s OS of the future. These two have just gotten further connected with the ...

Google has expanded its legal agreement with developers working on Android applications to specifically prohibit them from taking any action that could lead to a fragmentation of the operating system.

Google has released an SDK (software development kit) that programmers can use to create cell-phone applications for the company’s Android mobile platform. In addition, Google will award $10 million ...

Google has announced the availability of the first Android SDK beta and also disclosed the roadmap for the upcoming 1.0 release. The platform has improved significantly since the early prereleases, ...

Hot on the heels of today's announcement of the first Android phone, Google released version 1.0 of the Android Software Developer's Kit (SDK). Dan Morrill writes: Yes, that means we're officially at ...