OS Pairing, take a virtual run with Wear OS heart rate sensors, switchĬhannels with GoogleTV Remote Control, and drive with Automotive OS Sensor Prepared new emulators and system images, and even authentic simulations forĭifferent testing scenarios: pair your watch and phone emulators with Wear New devices, both large and small – reimagine and extend your appīeyond phones–whether it’s for Wear OS, Google TV, or Android Auto, we have.Moreover, with the Accessibility Scanner in LayoutĮditor, your View based layouts are audited for accessibility problems. Throughout iterations, you can quickly edit strings and numbers and see Jetpack Compose, it’s never been easier to create modern UIs, and we have tools to helpĬomplete that journey: you can create previews in different configurationsĪnd navigate your code with Compose Preview, test it in isolation withĭeploy Preview to Device, and inspect the full app with Layout inspector. Inspired by developer communities around the world, who despite having to adjust to challenges this past year still continue to create amazing and innovative apps, we have delivered and updated the suite of tools to empower three major themes: It is available for download now on the beta channel for you to try out all the new features launched this week during Google I/O 2021! Today, we are excited to unveil Android Studio Arctic Fox (2020.3.1) Beta ❄️🦊: the latest release of the official Android IDE focuses on Design, Devices, and Developer Productivity. We’ll be using code names in alphabetical order the first is Arctic Fox, now in beta, and the next is Bumblebee, now in canary.

Note: As we announced late last year, we’ve changed our version numbering scheme to match the number for the IntelliJ IDE that Android Studio is based on, 2020.3, plus our own patch number, as well as a handy code name to make it easier to remember and refer to. Posted by Paris Hsu, Product & Design, Android

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