Android is a new, mobile application development framework developed by Google for the OHA that represents part of a greater promise from OHA members to make the open platform an industry success.

This afternoon at Google I/O 2009 Dave Sparks gave the most technical presentation of the conference so far when he delved into the details of the Android Media Framework. Here are my notes from ...

Novell is officially launching Mono for Android 1.0, a framework that will allow third-party developers to build native Android applications in C#. It complements the company's existing MonoTouch ...

At its F8 developer conference, Facebook today announced that it is open-sourcing Litho, a declarative framework for building efficient user interfaces on Android. Litho is the same framework ...

Unfortunately Xposed didn’t support Android 5.0 Lollipop… until now. Rovo89 has released an alpha version of the Xposed Framework for Android 5.0.

A detail removed from the I/O website suggests Google may be releasing a "next-generation UI framework for Android" in the near future, possibly at I/O.