Google is working on an Android Automotive Emulator for the Android SDK Airtel...

 
 
 
Google is working on an Android Automotive Emulator for the Android SDK Airtel...

 
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Oct 5, 2017 11:00 PM • by Adam Conway
Google is working on an Android Automotive Emulator for the Android SDK

Google appears to be working on an Android Automotive Emulator for developers to use when developing applications for Android Automotive. For those unfamiliar with Android Automotive, it's like Android Auto. The difference is, with Android Auto your phone pairs with your car, and while some applications can be displayed on a screen, technically your car isn't actually running Android. Android Automotive is different and is a full-fledged Android operating system for your car. It can control sensors, run applications and just, in general, have tighter integration with your car than Android Auto can.

Not many people know about it, but it's slowly gaining traction. Only a few days ago we found that Google is also working on a Chrome OS emulator for the Android SDK. It's unsurprising that Google is introducing an Automotive emulator, as most people won't have an Android Automotive car to test their applications on. If you're doing stuff with sensors in a car from your application, using an emulator will probably be safer! Just like you can run Android on your computer, you should be able to run Android Automotive on your computer and interact with the virtual sensors as if it were a real car.

Two commits in the AOSP source code indicate the release of the emulator. One states the tag for Android Automotive image folders has been created, and the other mentions a test for "oc-car-m1″ emulator images. This likely stands for "Android Oreo Maintenance Release 1″, possibly being Android 8.1. If this is the case, then it's likely we may see an emulator around the time Android 8.1 launches.

Even just for people wanting to play around with it, it may be fun to install it and try it out. It's unlikely we'll be seeing many cars with it anytime soon, so when the factory images drop you can give it a try without spending a few thousand on a brand new car!


 




Android Advices
Sep 30, 2017 11:59 AM • by Teja Chedalla
Airtel Payments Bank Now Comes with UPI Integration for Offline & Online Payments

Earlier this year, Airtel has debuted the banking sector by launching its own payments bank. The Airtel payments bank is also the first bank to go live under this new category. Now, it also comes integrated with UPI (Unified Payment Interface), becoming the first payments bank to do so. With this integration, all the 20 million bank customers can create their own personalized UPI handles on the My Airtel app. With many digital payment platforms, the Government of India's Digital India mission looks more achievable than ever.

Using the My Airtel app, all the users with UPI handles can make instant transactions or payments in both offline and online sectors. On the other hand, the Airtel payments bank users can also use the BHIM app for making UPI-based payments. Unlike any other payments bank in India, Airtel payments bank also offers a 7.25% interest on the money added to their accounts. With the UPI, the users can also transfer to any bank account in India for zero charges.

The user can use their UPI ID instead of their personal details like bank account number or mobile number for transactions. Unlike the regular NEFT transactions, the UPI-based transactions are instant and also works 24×7. While the regular online bank transactions require minimum 30 minutes to add a new payee, the UPI-based transactions can be completed by entering the UPI handle or the mobile number. In the My Airtel app, the user can add more than one bank account under the single UPI ID for hassle-free transactions.

For businesses, there is no need of investing in a POS machine. Instead, they can use their own smartphone and most of the banks are offering the business services for free of cost up to a certain limit. With the easy-to-use and more secure process, the UPI-based payments should see a huge increase in transaction volume compared to e-wallet apps.

Click here to install the "My Airtel" app




 
 

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