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Original guides and current technology analysis for teams responsible for product decisions, mobile engineering, privacy, quality and release operations.
Latest analysis
Apple has released iPhone Duo development resources. The immediate task for product teams is to test live resizing, posture changes, multiple scenes and camera behavior—not simply add another screenshot size.
For apps targeting API 37, Android 17 ignores legacy orientation and resizability restrictions on large screens. A portrait-only assumption can now become a runtime defect.
Google Play has announced memory and code-optimization thresholds for February 2027 and a device-migration sign-in requirement for April 2027. Both belong on the product roadmap now.
OpenAI has introduced the Agents API in public beta. Mobile teams gain a managed agent harness, but still need a server boundary, explicit tool permissions, cancellation and human approval.
Evergreen guides
A practical way to move from an attractive idea to a testable, supportable mobile release without hiding the difficult decisions.
A decision framework for comparing native iOS/Android development with a shared mobile codebase—without treating the framework as the strategy.
How to design a useful event model, reduce unnecessary collection and keep product measurement aligned with store disclosures.
A release gate for product flows, reliability, accessibility, privacy, store metadata and the people who support the app after launch.
