Firebase allows you to better understand your users and therefore make better decisions to keep them happy. Learn how to integrate it into your Android app.

Android mobile app developers use more analytics SDKs than any other type, according to the latest data from SafeDK Mobile, which also noted big growth in usage of Google's Firebase back-end offering.

The company unveils a mobile OS update, a freely available analytics engine, a new ASIC for machine learning apps and many new APIs at the 10th annual conference.

Google's Firebase is getting new tools and upgrades designed to help app developers complete tasks from tracking to testing.

Google has launched Firebase Analytics, a new analytics solution for mobile apps, at this year's I/O 2016 developer conference.

In addition, Crash Reporting integrates with Firebase Analytics, importing a wealth of Analytics information directly into the Crash Reporting Console. Automatic grouping.

Google Analytics has been around for web apps since it launched, but Firebase has just added integration so its enhanced tools work with web apps just like it has with mobile apps.

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

Google Analytics first introduced App+Web properties over a year ago, which combine usage data for both native applications and websites into a single dashboard. Better late than never, I suppose.