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docs › setup › about
Android is an operating system for a wide array of devices with different form factors. The documentation and source code for Android is available to anyone as the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). You can use AOSP to create custom...
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docs › setup › start
This tutorial lets you try Android operating system development for the first time. Set up for Android development Before you download and build the android-latest-release manifest branch of the Android source, ensure that your hardware...
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docs › core › display
This section covers AOSP implementation of various Android display settings, including app shortcuts, circular launcher icons, do not disturb (DND), multi-window (split-screen, free-form, and picture-in-picture), high dynamic range (HDR)...
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docs › core › runtime
Android runtime (ART) is the managed runtime used by apps and some system services on Android. ART and its predecessor Dalvik were originally created specifically for the Android project. ART as the runtime executes the Dalvik executable (DEX) format and DEX bytecode specification. ART and Dalvik...
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docs › core › storage
Android has evolved over time to support a wide variety of storage device types and features. All versions of Android support devices with traditional storage, which includes portable and emulated storage. Portable storage can be provided by physical media, like an SD card or USB, that is for...
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docs › core › settings
This section describes the options available to you for implementing and customizing the Android settings menu. Settings home screen In Android 7.0 and higher, the Settings home page is enhanced with suggested settings and customizable...
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docs › devices › admin
Devices running Android 5.0 or higher support device management modes, enabling enterprise IT admins to set device policies on enrolled managed devices. The device policies available to a device management app might depend on the type of management mode used for enrollment. While a few device...
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docs › setup › develop
The Android source is located in a collection of Git repositories hosted by Google. The Git repository includes the entire history of the Android source, including changes to the source and when the changes were made. This page describes...
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docs › automotive › tools
To maximize efficiency and ensure compliance, we provide a scalable infrastructure and robust set of testing tools: System performance tools. Identify and measure performance metrics. User interface frameworks. To test the user interface....
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docs › core › interaction
This page explains how Android processes the various inputs it receives from the keyboard, sensors, and more. Haptics The Android haptics subsystem refers to hardware and software features that contribute to the creation of stimuli through the sense of touch. This section provides guidance and...