Our better half (@dart.dev) is once again mentoring students in Google Summer of Code 🎉
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Our better half (@dart.dev) is once again mentoring students in Google Summer of Code 🎉
blog.dart.dev/dart-in-goog...
😱 What kind of solutions did the AI implement?
This is amazing wow
being informed continues to be a fucking nightmare
I wish more apps supported these 🥲
Happy Pixel Drop Day to all who celebrate! 🎉
9to5google.com/2026/03/03/m...
Google Messages' Trash feature adds a safety net for your chats
A new 30-day holding period gives users a chance to restore conversations before permanent removal. We spotted this first back in October 2025
✅ More screenshots - www.androidauthority.com/google-messa...
#rcs #android #google
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AndroidX Feb 25 updates are out 🚀
Compose 1.11 alpha, Material3 1.5 alpha, Navigation3, XR runtime, Wear, Camera & more.
Full list 👇
developer.android.com/jetpack/andr...
#AndroidDev #JetpackCompose #WearOS #AndroidXR #Kotlin #Androidx #Android
The official Material UI package has been published! 🥳 #FlutterDev
pub.dev/packages/mat...
Congratulations!! 🥳🥳
Really hoping I'm invited to attend again this year 🥹🤞
9to5google.com/2026/02/17/g...
Google Pixel ‘Project Toscana’ reportedly upgrades face unlock hardware, compares to iPhone Face ID
Google Messages is quietly addressing one of its most requested features
You can finally select and copy a part of a message instead of the whole thing.
✅ Details and demo video - www.androidauthority.com/google-messa...
#Rcs #Google #Android
TLDR: I assumed the AI Pro plan covered API usage in external tools (VS Code/Android Studio), but I got billed immediately. Since I avoid the official extension, this was a surprise.
Good news! There is a $10/m GCP credit that helps offset this, but you have to manually enable it in.
I have since learned that *yes*, you get $10 monthly credits for Google Cloud to cover these costs - but you need to go into your GCP Billing Account and manually enable it. This is great and useful but I wish this had been applied automatically or at least shown as an option when setting up...
in my first day of trying this out. I used the Gemini 3 Pro model in both VS Code and Android Studio.
Why am I using these instead of the Gemini Code Assist extension (in VS Code)? I found it kind of slow and buggy and janky. I didn't really fit my productivity needs if it was going to be slow.
(once my trial ended) and get higher limits to Gemini (via VS Code Copilot and Gemini in Android Studio). I'm assuming this is how Copilot paid plans work, same with Claude, etc.
I wasn't expecting that I would be charged for my usage immediately. I didn't rack up a huge bill, only about $1 [...]
with some benefits for developers. Like using the Gemini Pro models in the Gemini app.
I won't outline all the features here, you can read through the features via that link. But I will say it's been a bit confusing trying to figure all this out.
I thought I'd pay monthly for Google AI Pro [...]
with limits. Of course I knew using a "paid" tier wouldn't necessarily give me unlimited access to Gemini Pro models but I thought I'd get a nicer limit.
Turns out this was *not* the case.
All the Gemini Pro features mentioned in the AI Pro plan are primarily "consumer" focused [...]
I'd like to admit, I was a bit bamboozled by Google's AI offerings. By looking at the features of "Google AI Pro" here: one.google.com/intl/en/abou...
I assumed that all the "higher limits" and "Gemini Code Assist" features meant that I could use my Gemini API Key in Copilot (VS Code) [...]
There was a moment in time when Apple cared about usability and legibility. Those were the times...
Bad Bunny wearing an OCASIO 64 jersey
Ocasio gang rise up 🙌🏽🇵🇷
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Ossoff: "You're seeing what I'm seeing, right? The president posting about the Obamas like a Klansman."
