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The official Android Developers LinkedIn account from Google. Delivering the latest on Android development tools and resources to help you build experiences that people love, faster and easier, across every Android device.

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Technology, Information and Internet
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5,001-10,000 employees
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Mountain View, California

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  • Get ready for the next level of Wear OS development and dive into the future of smartwatch apps. What you can expect from our new Wear OS Spotlight Week: ⌚️ Premium Experiences: Learn how Material 3 Expressive design elevates user experiences with modern and relevant aesthetics. ⌚️ Watch Face Push API: Simplify watch face browsing and installation for your users. ⌚️ Credential Manager: Streamline authentication with passkey support. Ready to enhance your Android apps on Wear OS? Stay tuned all week to learn how!

  • Discover how passkeys and Credential Manager are revolutionizing authentication on Wear OS. This video guides you through setup and implementation. Learn to sync credentials from other devices via Digital Asset Links, and use the accompanying sample to implement Credential Manager → https://goo.gle/4lSROhY

  • Have you implemented Credential Manager APIs in your apps yet? Dashlane supercharged their Wear OS experience — by leveraging 92% of their existing mobile code, they built a Credential Provider solution to support Credential Manager experiences for users with just 78 new lines. See how they did it → http://goo.gle/45TwKlt Have you implemented Credential Manager APIs in your apps? Let us know in the comments! 👇🏽

    • Implementing Credential Manager APIs in your apps can save major development time.
  • Forget those "Open on Phone" prompts and cumbersome two-factor authentication codes. Now, users can seamlessly log in using only their Wear OS watch, eliminating the need for a nearby phone. This simplified flow enhances the user experience and streamlines the authentication process with the cutting-edge security of passkeys. You can also reuse your existing Credential Manager code from your mobile app on Wear OS and across various form factors. This means less development time and more consistency across your applications. Ready to simplify authentication on Wear OS? Learn more about Credential Manager and how to implement it in your apps. Try out the sample → https://goo.gle/3USzN8v

    • Ready to simplify authentication on Wear OS? Learn more about Credential Manager and how to implement it in your apps.
  • Join us on September 3 at 11 AM PT for another episode of The Android Show! In this quarterly show, we’ll be unpacking all of the goodies coming out of this month’s Made by Google event and what you as Android developers need to know. With new Wear OS 6 watches, we’ll show you how to get building for the wrist. And with the latest foldable from Google, the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, we’ll show how you can leverage out of the box APIs and multi-window experiences to make your apps adaptive for this new form factor. Plus, we’ll be unpacking a set of new features for Gemini in Android Studio to help you be even more productive. Set a reminder to be notified on YouTube when we're live → https://goo.gle/tas-sept25

  • Introducing Watch Face Designer — bridging design and development in Wear OS → https://goo.gle/3HJ6pi6 Watch Face Designer is a new tool designed to empower both designers and developers to create stunning watch faces directly in Figma. This plugin streamlines the entire workflow, from initial design to final device implementation in Wear OS. Whether you're a designer seeking a no-code solution or a developer looking to rapidly prototype before diving into more complex functionality in Android Studio, Watch Face Designer has you covered.

    • User interface for a Watch Face Designer application. On the left are two black circular watch face previews. The main panel on the right, titled "Watch Face Designer," includes settings like "Behaviour".  A large preview of a black smartwatch displays the time.
  • At Google I/O ‘25 we launched Watch Face Push, a new API for Wear OS 6 that's aimed at enabling watch face marketplaces for watches and phones. Today, we’ll show how Watch Face Push can be used in a whole host of other ways, including: ➡️ Dynamically theming a watch face from a photo ➡️ Presenting rich data or photos from online or connected data sources ➡️ Complementing a phone app to drive engagement Read up on all of these ways, and more, here → goo.gle/45AK3sa

    • Samples made using WFP, starting top left:
Photo Album, Surfing, Connected Device and Football team watch faces.

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