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  • Metova
  • Posted by Metova
October 13, 2020

Here at Metova we believe that technology can make the world a...

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  • Metova
  • Posted by Metova
September 9, 2020

Metova Announces Technology Collaboration With the Syrian Emergency Task Force Syria Watch...

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  • Metova
  • Posted by Metova
September 8, 2020

Mouaz Moustafa, executive director of the Syrian Emergency Task Force answers questions...

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  • Metova
  • Posted by Metova
March 27, 2019

Wondering what App Maintenance means? And why your company needs it?  We...

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  • Evan Roark
  • Posted by Evan Roark
January 15, 2018

Memory leaks can happen, despite the prevalence of garbage collection in modern programming languages. They can be introduced in different ways in Android apps, but one of the most common is when using native C or C++ code. When leaks make themselves known, it can range from subtle to explosive, anywhere from mild but continuous degradation in performance to outright crashes.

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  • Jack Malpasuto
  • Posted by Jack Malpasuto
May 22, 2017

Beginning May 17th and spanning a handful of days, Google had its annual developer conference. Google announced what they've been working on since the last I/O conference, and wow, have they been busy! The central theme of the conference was mostly centered around artificial intelligence. If I only had a dollar for each time the words "machine learning" were said...

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  • Jennifer Pike
  • Posted by Jennifer Pike
February 13, 2017

Android fans are excited about Google’s release of Android Wear 2.0 and...

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  • Jennifer Pike
  • Posted by Jennifer Pike
December 13, 2016

Google is making developing devices and apps for the Internet of Things simple with their Android Things operating system. This is actually an updated and rebranded version of Brillo, which was announced at Google I/O in 2015.

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  • Riley Mills
  • Posted by Riley Mills
November 2, 2016

When you see something like the below, what do you do?

major version 51 is newer than 50, the highest major version supported by this compiler.

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  • Kandace Parker
  • Posted by Kandace Parker
June 7, 2016

Last month I sat down with our lead Android developer David Thacker to get the scoop on his time at Google I/O. Preface: I'm not a developer, I'm a UI/UX designer who happens to have a deep love and appreciation for all things Google. My favorite thing about David is he explains development to me in a way I can understand. Consider this interview a guide to sounding smart around your developer friends when discussing Android news.

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