Google's Transition To 64-Bit Apps Begins in August, 32-Bit Support To End in 2021

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By msmashJan 16, 2019, 1:45 pm84 pts
In a bid to deliver better software experience on devices powered by 64-bit processors in the coming years, Google aims to shift Android towards a 64-bit app ecosystem. From a report: The company has now shed more light on the transition and has announced that developers will have to submit a 64-bit version of…

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