Category: Android

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Mobile app design never stands still — and 2025 is no exception. This year’s biggest shifts are all about intelligence, accessibility, and human-centered design. With AI shaping experiences, users demanding…

Large Language Models (LLMs) have revolutionized how developers build intelligent applications. Whether it’s enhancing chatbots, auto-completing code, or providing context-aware suggestions, LLMs bring powerful natural language understanding (NLU) to mobile…

Accurate timekeeping is essential for many app functionalities, from scheduling and transaction logging to security protocols. However, relying on a device’s local clock poses risks, as users can manually change…

To open the camera in Android, you can use an Intent to launch the camera app. After capturing a photo, the app can retrieve the captured image. Below is a…

ConstraintLayout offers more flexibility and better performance for complex layouts

Navigation in Android refers to the process of managing transitions between different screens or destinations in an app. The Android Jetpack Navigation Component simplifies this process by providing a consistent…

LiveData is an observable data holder class in Android, part of Jetpack. It is lifecycle-aware, meaning it is designed to respect the lifecycle of app components such as Activities, Fragments,…

In Android, WorkManager is a powerful library provided by Jetpack that allows you to schedule deferrable, guaranteed background tasks. It is designed to handle background tasks that need to be…

Creating a Google Maps API account is essential to access Google Maps services in your applications. Here’s how you can set it up in the Google Cloud Console: 1. Set…