Your vibe-coded Android apps now have a home on Google Play
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Google is making it easier to install vibe-coded apps on Android devices through Google Play, with sharing capabilities expected to arrive later, according to Android Police.
Separately, Android Auto 18.0 beta has been released, according to Android Authority. This beta includes hints regarding an upcoming "Cielo" redesign aimed at refreshing the car's infotainment screen interface. Reported features being prepared for the platform include Gemini personalization controls, new font technology to improve readability, and new Work Profile assets that may allow for the management of work notifications in the vehicle. None of these features have been confirmed for public release.
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