Paul Saxman
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Great summary of the main design considerations, and best practices, for building or migrating an app for/to Wear 2.0!
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Welcome to your New Home on Android TV
Android TV brings rich app experiences and entertainment to the biggest screen in your house, and with Android O, we’re making it even easier for users to access content from their favorite apps.
We’ve created a new Android TV home screen, which organizes video content into channels and programs in a way that’s familiar to TV viewers. Each Android TV app can publish multiple channels, which are represented as rows of programs on the home screen. Apps add relevant programs on each channel, and update these programs and channels as users access content or when new content is available.
Also, the Google Assistant on Android TV is coming later this year, and will allow users to quickly find and access content using their voice. Because the Assistant is context-aware, it can help users narrow down what content to play. Users will also be able access the Assistant to control playback, even while a video or music is playing. When the Google Assistant comes to Android TV it will launch in the US on Android devices running M, N, and O.
You can get started developing for the new Android TV home screen using the Android O Developer Preview. To get started, visit the Android O Developer Preview site, and try out the Android TV Channels and Programs codelab for a first-hand experience building an Android TV app.
https://developer.android.com/preview/features/tvlauncher.html
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/tv-channels-programs/index.html
#AndroidTV
Android TV brings rich app experiences and entertainment to the biggest screen in your house, and with Android O, we’re making it even easier for users to access content from their favorite apps.
We’ve created a new Android TV home screen, which organizes video content into channels and programs in a way that’s familiar to TV viewers. Each Android TV app can publish multiple channels, which are represented as rows of programs on the home screen. Apps add relevant programs on each channel, and update these programs and channels as users access content or when new content is available.
Also, the Google Assistant on Android TV is coming later this year, and will allow users to quickly find and access content using their voice. Because the Assistant is context-aware, it can help users narrow down what content to play. Users will also be able access the Assistant to control playback, even while a video or music is playing. When the Google Assistant comes to Android TV it will launch in the US on Android devices running M, N, and O.
You can get started developing for the new Android TV home screen using the Android O Developer Preview. To get started, visit the Android O Developer Preview site, and try out the Android TV Channels and Programs codelab for a first-hand experience building an Android TV app.
https://developer.android.com/preview/features/tvlauncher.html
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/tv-channels-programs/index.html
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At Google I/O 2017, we announced the new Android TV Home Screen, which is part of the Android O Developer Preview and will be released to the Nexus Player later this year. And the Google Assistant is coming to Android TV as well!
Watch the following video to learn more about the new home screen experience, Google Assistant integration, and supporting APIs. Also, if you interested in building apps for the new Android TV home, check out the following blog post for developer resources to help you get started.
goo.gl/WGLfzJ
Watch the following video to learn more about the new home screen experience, Google Assistant integration, and supporting APIs. Also, if you interested in building apps for the new Android TV home, check out the following blog post for developer resources to help you get started.
goo.gl/WGLfzJ
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Launching Android Wear 2.0 🚀: SDK adds support for new hardware features & fixes
Today, we are releasing the final SDK for Android Wear 2.0. In this release, we have added support for new hardware features announced yesterday. If you have not done so already, it really is time to publish your apps so as to not miss the consumer hardware launch tomorrow.
https://goo.gl/8y9rOx
#AndroidWear
Today, we are releasing the final SDK for Android Wear 2.0. In this release, we have added support for new hardware features announced yesterday. If you have not done so already, it really is time to publish your apps so as to not miss the consumer hardware launch tomorrow.
https://goo.gl/8y9rOx
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New Android Wear Developer Preview 2
Today we are releasing the second developer preview for Android Wear 2.0, which includes new functionality such as API level 24, Wearable Drawer enhancements and wrist gestures, as well fixes for a number of bugs you helped us identify. Throughout the summer, we plan to release additional updates, so please send us your feedback early and often.
http://goo.gl/2FQBiU
#AndroidWear
Today we are releasing the second developer preview for Android Wear 2.0, which includes new functionality such as API level 24, Wearable Drawer enhancements and wrist gestures, as well fixes for a number of bugs you helped us identify. Throughout the summer, we plan to release additional updates, so please send us your feedback early and often.
http://goo.gl/2FQBiU
#AndroidWear
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Myokenji Temple, Arima, Japan
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Port of San Francisco
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Épices en France
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Le Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris, France
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Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athens, Greece
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