Build powerful, multi-device experiences

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Google describes a concrete multi-device stack: raw radios (Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, ultra wideband APIs via Jetpack), a Nearby discovery/authorization layer, and a business logic SDK delivered through Play services that’s backward compatible to API 26. It shows APIs for device discovery, Wake‑up notifications, secure bidirectional connections and a Sessions API for handing off or sharing state across devices, cites an average US household of 25 connected devices, and ships as a developer preview SDK with a sample app.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:22Why Creating Seamless Multi-Device Experiences That Work Better Together Is Important
3. 1:55Ecosystem of Developer Partners
4. 2:55Nearby Layer
5. 3:20Business Logic Layer
6. 4:06Cross Device Apis
7. 11:08Microsite

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