Google has released the second developer preview of Android 16, showcasing significant enhancements like System Triggered Profiling and richer haptics, aimed at improving app development.
The new JobScheduler API allows developers to diagnose pending jobs more effectively, providing insights into both user-defined and system-imposed constraints that affect job execution.
With the introduction of advanced haptic feedback capabilities, Android 16 aims to give developers the tools to enhance user experience with customizable amplitude and frequency curves.
Accessibility improvements in Android 16 DP2 include the deprecation of older methods, encouraging developers to transition to the new setAccessibilityPane method for better user interaction.
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