Monday, July 31, 2017
Google opens its Nearby Connections tech to Android developers to enable smarter offline apps
Google announced today the public availability of a developer tool that will allow Android apps to better communicate with nearby devices, even while offline. The company touts a number of potential use cases for this technology – like hotel rooms that sense your entry then set the temperature accordingly and turn on your favorite music, or phones that can merge their address books while in 
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