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- 1Android developer verification starts September 30 in four countries●Androidの開発者確認は、9月30日からすべての「野良APK」を禁止する制度ではありません。 初期適用はブラジル・インドネシア・シンガポール・タイの4カ国で、指定された参加ストアから認定Android端末へインストールする場合が対象です
Google's Android developer verification requirement is often being described as a blanket ban on sideloaded APKs, but that is not what it does. Starting September 30, it applies initially in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, and only to installs from designated participating stores onto certified Android devices. Direct APK downloads from the web are not covered at this stage, and ADB-based development and on-device testing continue as before. Writers are walking through how the rules differ by distribution method and what to check before the scope widens.
- 2Google's Android sideloading rules go live as workarounds emerge●Google’s new Android sideloading rules are live — and here are all the ways to already bypass them From Advanced Flow to
Google has put its new Android sideloading rules into effect, requiring verification for apps installed outside official app stores. Power users are already sharing ways around the restrictions, including tools like Advanced Flow, ADB and Shizuku, which still allow unverified APKs to be installed. Coverage highlights how developers and enthusiasts are keeping alternative installation methods alive despite the tighter controls.
- 3Mastodon user tallies years of posting across decentralized platforms▼Not that anyone asked but: - 320 posts on loops: https:// loops.video/@Readbean - 455 posts on pixelfed: https:// pixelf
A longtime open-social user, Readbean, has shared a breakdown of their posting history: 5,000 posts on Mastodon, 455 on Pixelfed, 320 video posts on Loops, and 94 blog entries. The tally is drawing attention as a snapshot of how active people can be across federated, non-corporate platforms, with followers responding to the sheer volume and longevity of the account.
- 4Martin Freeman and Jim Broadbent to star in Dickensian ghost story●Martin Freeman and Jim Broadbent to star in Dickensian Ghost Story For Christmas https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/cele
Martin Freeman and Jim Broadbent are set to star in a Dickensian ghost story airing at Christmas, according to the Evening Standard. The project is linked to Mark Gatiss and the BBC, continuing the tradition of festive supernatural adaptations in the vein of Charles Dickens. Entertainment commentators are picking up the casting news as part of the seasonal TV line-up.
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Investors are tracking Adobe Inc. shares, with the company's stock quote, price history and latest news drawing attention on financial platforms. Adobe remains one of the most closely watched software names on the market, and its shares are a regular subject of discussion among traders monitoring technology sector movements and earnings outlooks.
- 6James Corden and Ruth Jones' Apple series 'The Choir' adds star cast▼James Corden & Ruth Jones' Apple show 'The Choir' has revealed cast including Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy and Jim Broadbent. Read more below.
Apple's comedy series 'The Choir', created by James Corden and Ruth Jones, has announced its cast, with Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy and Jim Broadbent among the names attached. The reveal has drawn attention given the high-profile trio joining a project from the Gavin & Stacey co-creators, marking another major British comedy commitment for the streamer.
- 7ADB and JICA Workshop Targets Bankable Flood Resilience Finance▼ADBI, ADB, and JICA Workshop Explores Blended Finance to Make Flood Resilience Investments Bankable
The Asian Development Bank Institute, the Asian Development Bank, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency held a workshop examining how blended finance can make flood resilience investments bankable. The event focused on structuring public-private financing so that projects protecting communities from flooding can attract commercial capital, addressing a persistent funding gap in climate adaptation across Asia and the Pacific.
- 8Adobe shares draw investor attention: key facts before betting●Adobe Inc. (ADBE) Is a Trending Stock: Facts to Know Before Betting on It
Adobe is among the trending stocks on Yahoo Finance, prompting a closer look at what investors should know before taking a position. The company remains a central player in creative and design software, and traders are weighing its prospects against broader market conditions. The report outlines the basic facts to consider before buying or betting against the shares.
- 9ADB and Credo Sign Local Currency Loan for Georgian SMEs▼ADB, Credo Sign Local Currency Loan to Boost Financial Inclusion for MSMEs in Georgia
The Asian Development Bank and Credo Bank have signed a local currency loan aimed at expanding financial inclusion for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in Georgia. The deal is intended to improve access to finance for smaller businesses in the country, with the local currency structure reducing foreign exchange risk for borrowers.
- 10ADB President Urges Greater Investment in Science, Energy and AI●ADB President Calls for Greater Investment in Science, Energy, and AI
The President of the Asian Development Bank has called for greater investment in science, energy, and artificial intelligence, urging countries in the region to channel more resources into these areas to drive long-term growth and development. The appeal highlights the bank's view that technology and energy infrastructure are central to future economic resilience across Asia and the Pacific.
- 11ADB signs $50 million loan with Modern Syntex for polyester chips●ADB, Modern Syntex sign $50m loan to expand energy-efficient polyester chips production
The Asian Development Bank and Bangladesh's Modern Syntex have signed a $50 million loan agreement to expand the production of energy-efficient polyester chips. The financing is intended to support capacity growth at the company's synthetic fibre operations while promoting more energy-efficient manufacturing. The deal highlights continued development-bank backing for industrial energy efficiency projects in Bangladesh.