You Can Now Ship Android Apps to Yourself — No $25 Dev Account
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You Can Now Ship Android Apps to Yourself — No $25 Dev Account Google just removed the dumbest step in personal app development. On Tuesday (October 13), Google announced that apps you build with Google AI Studio can now be launched directly on your own Android device through Google Play — privatel…
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You Can Now Ship Android Apps to Yourself — No $25 Dev Account
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