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Uber Apr 23, 2024

DragonCrawl: Generative AI for High-Quality Mobile Testing

Uber's mobile testing was broken. Engineers spent 30-40% of their time maintaining test scripts that broke with every UI change. So they built an AI that tests apps like a human would.

Very Good Ventures Apr 10, 2024

Building AI-powered games with Gemini and Flutter

Very Good Ventures took the stage at Google Cloud Next 2024 to show how Flutter and Gemini are changing the game development playbook. Literally.

Google Dec 13, 2023

Leveraging Generative AI in Your Android Apps

Dave Burke, VP of Engineering at Google, just dropped the playbook for integrating Gemini AI into Android apps. If you've been waiting for the right moment to add generative AI to your mobile stack, this is it.

Google Dec 6, 2023

A New Foundation for AI on Android

Dave Burke from Google just dropped the blueprint for running foundation models directly on your Android device. No cloud required, no network dependency, just pure on-device AI.

Snapchat Nov 28, 2022

EfficientFormer: Vision Transformers at MobileNet Speed

Snap Research just proved that Vision Transformers can run as fast as MobileNet on actual mobile devices. Yes, really.

Tinder Sep 19, 2022

Performing Due Diligence As Android Engineers

Ishan Khanna from Tinder shares a hard-earned lesson: that shiny third-party SDK could be a ticking time bomb for your app. Here's the framework his team uses to avoid disaster.

Pinterest Jan 25, 2019

Introducing Inclusive Beauty Searches for Mobile

Pinterest just shipped a feature that 60% of their top beauty searches were literally asking for. Yanis Markin walks through how they combined ML with inclusive design to solve it.

Blibli.com Jul 29, 2018

Android Face Detection Using ML Kit

Cesario Putera from Blibli.com shows how Google's ML Kit brings powerful face detection to Android apps with surprisingly little code. No PhD required.

Google Oct 18, 2017

The future of multi-modal interfaces

Meta has been quietly building the foundation for interfaces that understand speech, vision, touch, and text simultaneously. The future of mobile isn't single-mode anymore.