Android

Android Introduces New Feature for Seamless App Logins on New Devices

Android's new feature allows users to remain logged in to apps when setting up a new device, making the process of transferring data and restoring access more seamless.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Google has introduced a new feature for developers that allows Android devices to keep users logged in to apps when setting up a new device. The Credential Manager API, responsible for sign-ins and passkeys, is adding a Restore Credentials feature, which lets apps "seamlessly onboard users" after they restore their data from a previous device. This means users will remain signed in and receive notifications without needing to open the app on the new device. A restore key will be saved to Credential Manager during the sign-in process, which is stored locally or in cloud backups. Upon launching an app on a new device for the first time, it requests this restore key to sign the user back in.

#Android

Latest News

Apple

The End of the Entry-Level Era: Apple Pulls the $599 Mac Mini

Apple's most accessible desktop powerhouse just became a bit harder to snag as the $599 base model reaches its end of life.

Motorola

Motorola's Secret Weapon: The New Razr Leapfrogs Giants with Carbon-Silicon Power

A folding icon returns to lead the charge, introducing a revolutionary battery material that leaves competitors in the dust.

Samsung

Samsung's Galaxy S27 Roadmap Leaked: Four Models and the Return of the Dual-Chip Split

Samsung is doubling down on its multi-chip approach for 2027 while expanding the Galaxy family with a mysterious fourth flagship contender.

Nintendo

Island Dreams Meet Puzzle Chaos in Tetris 99's Newest Crossover

Clear lines and catch island vibes as Tomodachi Life brings its quirky charm to the competitive arena of Tetris 99.

Instagram

Instagram's Massive Pivot: Why You'll See Fewer Repost Accounts and More Originality

The social media giant is tweaking its algorithm to ensure creators get the spotlight they deserve instead of those who simply re-share others' hard work.

Apple

The Tiny Powerhouse Just Got a Massive Base Upgrade

Apple's compact desktop sheds its smallest skin, making 512GB the new ground floor for performance enthusiasts.

About Blip Tech

Blip Tech is your go-to source for fast, reliable technology news. We cover everything from the latest Apple and Google announcements to breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, new smartphone releases, computer hardware, and everyday tech tips and how-tos. Our mission is to keep you informed without the fluff — just the news you need, delivered clearly and concisely.