The biggest announcements Google made during the I/O developer keynote and beyond, with news from Android, Jetpack, Flutter, & Firebase.

Google’s cloud-based, AI-assisted development environment offers three different modes of interacting with the company’s Gemini AI model.

Android Wear, TV, and Auto received a bit of attention — and each had their own breakout sessions and areas at the show — but a lot of the focus was on developer tools.

Misconfigurations in Google Firebase databases allow unauthorized parties to find and access personal data of users.

Firebase is used by nearly a third of all Play Store apps; according to research by Comparitech, around 4.8 percent of those apps—around 24,000—store your data in improperly secured databases.

Thousands of iOS and Android mobile applications are exposing over 113 GBs of data via over 2,271 misconfigured Firebase databases, according to a report released this week by mobile security firm ...

Some 2,200 unsecured Firebase databases have caused more than 3,000 iOS and Android apps to leak user data, exposing over 100 million records including plaintext passwords, health information, GPS ...

A new Android malware named 'FireScam' is being distributed as a premium version of the Telegram app via phishing websites on GitHub that mimick the RuStore, Russia's app market for mobile devices.

Cloud developers still aren't securing their data stores, a new report claims, resulting in the exposure of private enterprise information stored in Firebase, Google's mobile back-end platform.

Firebase, Android Studio Developer Tools Steal the Show at I/O In some ways, we saw two different Googles on display at the company's I/O developer conference in Mountain View, which opened yesterday.