In-App Billing Security

Making your In-App Billing implementation safer and reliable following the security and design guidelines. These guidelines will help you to avoid attacks and be sure to delivery the correct content to the right user.

https://goo.gl/DuReok

Google I/O: What’s happening in 2016

In true fashion, we’re ending our series of I/O #TB posts on a Thursday. But instead of a throwback, this time we’re taking a look ahead at what will be happening in 2016.

You can start planning your #io16 schedule now, as the first wave of over 100+ talks just went live at events.google.com/io2016/schedule!

At this year’s event, happening May 18-20 in Mountain View, we’ll have more than 190 talks and many code labs available for download for all of you developers and tech enthusiasts around the world. Check out our blog post for more details: https://developers.googleblog.com/2016/04/start-planning-your-google-io-2016.html.

What topics are you most looking forward to hear about at this year’s conference?

Watch +Fred Sauer talk about the creative outlet offered by Android's open ecosystem. Share your passion & tag w/ #love4dev #io16

Efficient use of the Google Maps APIs in a mobile application is helped by understanding some best practices to get the most out of your integration.

+Alex Danilo talks about some best practices that will help make your location based app experience better for you and your users.

https://goo.gl/REtBkd

Creating interesting web layouts with CSS Grid Layout and Exclusions specification

Web ‪#‎GoogleDevExpert‬ Rachel Andrew detailing how CSS Grid Layout and the Exclusions specification can work together to create interesting web layouts. https://goo.gl/G4vqFb

Google I/O #TB : What happened in 2014 (Post 8/10)

When: June 25–26, 2014
Where: Moscone Center, San Francisco
Highlights: Android Auto, Android Lollipop, Android One, Android TV, Android Wear, Gmail API, Material design

Back in 2014, +Sundar Pichai announced that we reached 1B +Android users, and that 1M people were viewing #io14 via the livestream. After the Keynote, all attendees received +Google Cardboard a simple and affordable headset that allows for immersive VR experiences, created as a side project by 2 Googlers in the Paris office.

The after party was taken outdoors for the first time. It happened at the Yerba Buena Gardens across the street, featuring live music, a vibrant silent disco, a beer garden and even some light sabers.

Watch the keynote (https://youtu.be/wtLJPvx7-ys) and the recap video (https://youtu.be/ksvdvCDO7pA) for more!

Chrome Experiment (https://goo.gl/TTklTP): A celebration of science and technology breakthroughs using Three.js and Web Audio.

Visit the #io16 website for the latest on this year’s event: google.com/io.

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+AdMob by Google is launching a new ebook called “The No-nonsense Guide to In-App Ads”, the latest in our No-nonsense series. This guide is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of in-app advertising for those new to the opportunity and walks you through how digital ads can be included into your app strategy and what’s the best way for you to get started.

https://goo.gl/H2koCa

Highlights: Tensor Flow 0.8, Cloud Load Balancing UI, Vulkan, Mobile Ads Garage, Android N Dev Preview, and Solar Simulator app for Project Tango!

The Developer Show is where you can stay up to date on all the latest Google Developer news, straight from the experts. Have a question? Use #AskDevShow to let us know!

https://goo.gl/ohrTzY

Saying goodbye to OAuth 1.0 (2LO)

We are moving away from the OAuth 1.0 protocol in order to focus support on the current OAuth standard, OAuth 2.0, which increases security and reduces complexity for developers. OAuth 1.0 (3LO) was shut down on April 20, 2015. During this final phase, we will be shutting down OAuth 1.0 (2LO) on October 20, 2016. The easiest way to migrate to the new standard is to use OAuth 2.0 service accounts with domain-wide delegation.

Find out more and get tips for migrating at: http://goo.gl/hDKAud #GoogleAPIs #OAuth

Google I/O #TB : What happened in 2015 (Post 9/10)

When: May 28–29, 2015
Where: Moscone Center, San Francisco
Highlights: Android M, Android Pay, Android Wear, Inbox, Maps Offline, Now, Photos, Play Store,
Project Brillo, Project Weave

Back in 2015, we unveiled the +Android M(arshmallow) dev preview showcasing App permissions, app deep linking and battery improvements. Google Now got even smarter with Google Now on Tap: relevant Now cards that can be pulled up while using other apps helping you discover nearby restaurants when texting about dinner plans, or discover the trailer for the movie you’re reading about. The new +Google Photos app was in the spotlight with free unlimited storage for photos and videos, and we released a new version of +Google Cardboard that works with any phone.

Our guests were greeted with donuts and coffee while waiting in line for the anticipated keynote and later on, they were invited to party after hours once again at Yerba Buena - this time around, the space was filled with San Francisco food trucks and local bands.

Watch the keynote (https://youtu.be/7V-fIGMDsmE) and the recap video (https://youtu.be/OT8wVt1Bt_Y) for more!

Chrome Experiment (https://goo.gl/YTZuHr): The sound of material design using WebGL, Web Audio, Polymer, pixi.js, Canvas, p2 and JavaScript. Learn more about how this experiment was built here: https://goo.gl/SqEntO.

Visit the #io16 website for the latest on this year’s event: google.com/io.

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