Here’s how students and faculty at higher education institutions are using Gemini.
10 ways Gemini is helping higher education institutions
Here’s how students and faculty at higher education institutions are using Gemini.
Here’s how students and faculty at higher education institutions are using Gemini.
Here’s how students and faculty at higher education institutions are using Gemini.
Posted by Rob Orgiu, Android Developer Relations Engineer

We’re excited to announce that Material 3 Adaptive 1.2.0 is now stable!
This release continues to build on the foundations of previous versions, expanding support to more breakpoints for window size classes and new strategies to place display panes automatically.
This stable release is built on top of WindowManager 1.5.0 support for large and extra large breakpoints, and introduces the new reflow and levitate strategies for ListDetailPaneScaffold and SupportingPaneScaffold.
WindowManager 1.5.0 introduced two new breakpoints for width window size class to support even bigger windows than the Expanded window size class. The Large (L) and Extra-large (XL) breakpoints can be enabled by adding the following parameter to the currentWindowAdaptiveInfo() call in your codebase:
This flag enables the library to also return L and XL breakpoints whenever they’re needed.
Arranging content and display panes in a window is a complex task that needs to take into account many factors, starting with window size. With the new Material 3 Adaptive library, two new technologies can help you achieve an adaptive layout with minimal effort.
With reflow, panes are rearranged when window size or aspect ratio changes, placing a second pane to the side of the first one when the window is wide enough, or reflow the second pane underneath the first pane whenever the window is taller. This technique applies also when the window becomes smaller: content reflows to the bottom.
Reflowing a pane based on the window size
While reflowing is an incredible option in many cases, there might be situations in which the content might need to be either docked to a side of the window or levitated on top of it. The levitate strategy not only docks the content, but also allows you to customize features like draggability, resizability, and even the background scrim.
Levitating a pane from the side to the center based on the aspect ratio
Both the flow and levitate strategies can be declared inside the Navigator constructor using the adaptStrategies parameter, and both strategies can be applied to list-detail and supporting pane scaffolds:
To learn more about how to leverage these new adaptive strategies, see the Material website and the complete sample code on GitHub.
Today, we’re announcing the October 2025 update to the Display & Video 360 API. This update includes the following:
AdGroupAd resources.
adPolicy field in AdGroupAd resources to expose policy reviews and appeal options for YouTube and Demand Gen ads.
For a complete list of new features in this update, see the Display & Video 360 API release notes. Before using these new features, make sure to update your client library to the latest version.
If you need help with these new features, please contact us using our Display & Video 360 API Technical support contact form.
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