In this developer tutorial, we are going to create a simple Android widget, that updates automatically every 30 minutes, or in response to the user tapping the update button on the widget.

Widgets are a classic example of where Android can go right and wrong ... as it includes shortcuts to your latest notes and buttons for creating new ones. The app is free, and you can also ...

Fortunately, there are easy ways to stay on top of your habits and even track your progress: Android widgets ... this fun checklist, the widget also has little buttons on the top-right corner ...

One of the key characteristics that has contributed to ... home button while already viewing the home screen. You can have it toggle the application drawer or notification panel, for example ...

A “view” is the technical name for the widgets that make up our layout, such as buttons and ... and the Android SDK for the performance. “setText” for example is not an example of Kotlin ...

From either widget, you can view events and even tap the + button to add an event to your calendar. Also: This Google Calendar update for Android just made your tasks so much easier to track One ...

In the latest Android Auto v14.4 beta, Google appears to be experimenting with a layout change to the media player buttons on the dashboard widget. The folks over at Android Authority enabled the ...