Chandrashekhar Poddar

Developers have found a new class in the latest Android P Dev Preview, which sets a minimum API version. If this is not met by an app, the OS pops up a warning message stating: "This app was build for an older version of Android and may not work properly. Try checking for updates, or contact the developer." Read also :  Now by March 31, you will be able to get Jio's offer, and many benefits The current minimum API version set in Android P is 17, which is 4.2 Jelly Bean. We are yet to see if this will remain as a warning in the final version of Android P, or it will block apps from running. Google has already shown its dedication to bringing the Play Store apps up to date by setting a minimum API support requirement for newly uploaded apps. This way all newly submitted apps should work with the latest Android versions, while the already available ones that fail to update could be retired for good. Read also :  Whatsapp latest update: Making sense of new...

Android Developers Blog Last week at Mobile World Congress we saw that Android's ecosystem of developers, device makers, and silicon partners continues to bring amazing experiences to users worldwide. Looking ahead, today we're sharing the first developer preview of  Android P , the newest version of Android. It's an early baseline build for developers only -- you're our most trusted reviewers and testers ;-) Early feedback from our developer community is crucial in helping us evolve the platform to meet your needs. We'd love to get you started exercising the new features and APIs in P, and as always, we depend on your early feedback and ideas, so please  give us your input ! This first developer preview of Android P is just the start - we'll have lots more to share at  Google I/O  in May, stay tuned! If you are Jio User and also fan of Cricket, then this news belongs to you. New features to try in your apps Here's a look at s...