29
Mar
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For Developers: Android Developer Console Can Now Be Shared Between Multiple Team Members

Posted by in Development, News

Android developer console, which Android devs use to publish and manage applications, now supports multiple users without having to share a single account (and, more importantly, its password).

This may not be a big deal to one-person teams, but for larger companies it's pure gold. The addition of these user accounts also carries the benefit of fine-grained controls over permissions. Currently the only togglable permission is access to financial reports, but the Android team promised to roll out more in the future.

This is what the interface looks like before you invite anyone:

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And here's what happens after you do:

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Developers can check out the new feature under the Manage user accounts link in the console.

13
Jul
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Twitter For Android Gets Update, Now Supports Multiple Accounts And Push Notifications

Posted by in Applications, News

Finally, after many months of waiting, the official Twitter client for Android has received an update that adds some long-awaited functionality, like push notifications and the ability to seamlessly transition between multiple accounts.

You can enable push notifications by heading into the Settings menu and tapping "automatic refresh," then selecting the type of updates that you want to notified of.

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The update also brings about "a bunch of other improvements and bug fixes" according to the official Twitter blog.

You can grab the update now from the Android Market, or by hitting the widget below.

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Download Twitter from Google Play
QR code for https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twitter.android