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If you’ve built an Android application, you’ve used Binder. Whether you’re requesting a location update, launching an Activity, checking…Continue reading on Medium »
In the previous articles, we learned how Binder enables communication between isolated Android processes. We also explored Binder…Continue reading on Medium »
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In the previous article, we learned what a Parcel is, why Android created Parcelable, and how custom objects are serialized before being…Continue reading on Medium »
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How a tiny memory management mistake in the Android Binder driver evolved into one of the most impactful Android kernel privilege…Continue reading on Medium »
Ever wonder how your app stays responsive, processes taps, and updates the screen without crashing into itself? It’s not magic — it’s a…Continue reading on Medium »
The hidden diagnostic file breaks down all the logging your Pixel, Samsung, or even Motorola does daily. Here's what you can learn from it.
Engineering Online Radio for Android Automotive OS: MediaLibraryService discovery, browse hierarchy, artwork, settings and stable…Continue reading on Medium »
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I had a Windows laptop with a commercial antivirus product, and I wanted an Android reverse engineering environment I could actually work…Continue reading on Medium »
I am using Android for 15 years now and every 2.5 years on average I am buying a new phone. I have more than 6–7 Android phones that are…Continue reading on Medium »
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