Posted by Kateryna Semenova – Senior Developer Relations Engineer and Mark Sherwood – Senior Product Manager During AI on Android Spotlight Week, we're diving into how you can bring your own AI model to Android-powered devices such as phones, tablets,...
Posted by Terence Zhang – Developer Relations Engineer, and Adrien Couque – Software Engineer AI can enhance the user experience and productivity of Android apps. If you're looking to build GenAI features that benefit from additional data privacy or offline...
Posted by Taj Darra – Product Manager Gemini, introduced last year, is Google’s most capable family of models yet; designed for flexibility, it can run on everything from data centers to mobile devices. Since announcing Gemini Nano, our most efficient...
Along with being able to open the app with a single touch of the Camera Control button, you can now access additional control options with the button. With a few taps you can change the focus or exposure. As a...
Posted by Thomas Ezan, Sr Developer Relation Engineer Android has supported traditional machine learning models for years. Frameworks and SDKs like LiteRT (formerly known as TensorFlow Lite), ML Kit and MediaPipe enabled developers to easily implement tasks like image classification...
Posted by Sandhya Mohan – Product Manager, Android Studio and Sarmad Hashmi – Software Engineer, Labs The Android team believes AI has the potential to revolutionize coding, drive unprecedented innovation and productivity in software development, and supercharge your development productivity....
In some ways that’s a good thing. The fact is, ads are what funds most of the sites that you visit—and sometimes, thanks to all those trackers and cookies, they can even make you aware of products you actually want....
Posted by Joseph Lewis – Technical Writer, Android AI AI on Android Spotlight Week this year runs September 30th to October 4th! As part of the Android “Spotlight Weeks” series, this week’s content and updates are your gateway to understanding...
Instead of guiding you through the process, the app is for unguided meditation. If you’re new to meditation, the unguided option in the app provides different bells to tell you when a new timer stages has started and recurring bells...
Along with typing in ideas, you can also easily use your iPhone camera to snap a picture. Those are converted into text in the app. Using AI, the app will sort your thoughts into different categories to easily view. Those...
