Google is launching a new era in which Android applications will work on all platforms with the new application development kit it is preparing to launch.
Just recently, Google launched Google Play Games PC, which allows you to officially play Google Play games on a computer, in 5 countries. Apparently, the tech giant’s vision is much bigger.
According to the incoming news, Google is developing a project to ensure that all Android applications work in an official way on every platform. The company is preparing to offer Android developers a tool that will allow their applications to work properly on any platform, let’s take a look at the details together.
Google’s new cross-Decker software development kit
Google in a blog post, developers of applications for Android devices and non-Android phones, tablets, TVs, cars, and the tools they need to keep running smoothly, that contains a new device-to-device software development kit, and more launched, he said.
The new software development kit allows developers to do three important things with their apps: Discover nearby devices, establish secure connections between devices, and host an app’s experience across multiple devices. Dec. The new cross-device software development kit developed by Google uses Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and ultra-broadband to provide multi-device connectivity. Dec.
The cross-device software development kit is currently available in developer preview and only works on Android phones and tablets for now, but Google wants to eventually expand support to multiple platforms, including iOS and Windows Dec. But there is no word on when this will happen.
