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Network libraries allow Android apps to connect to other devices, online services and to set up asynchronous network requests.
This overview of Android network SDKs provides you the most-used and well-known libraries, including SDKs like Retrofit, okHttp, Apache HttpMime API, Android Asynchronous Http Client and dnsjava.
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Volley is an HTTP library that makes networking for Android apps easier and faster.
22.60% of apps
10.62% of installs
The API for client-side HTTP authentication against a server.
4.52% of apps
7.13% of installs
OkHttp is an efficient HTTP client providing features such as SPDY, connection pooling, transparent…
7.34% of apps
3.04% of installs
This module provides support for MIME multipart encoded entities.
1.13% of apps
0.66% of installs
This is a repackaging of HttpClient for Android.
1.13% of apps
0.62% of installs
GeckoView is Mozilla Firefox Quantum's engine ("Gecko"), packaged as a reusable Android library.
0.56% of apps
0.02% of installs
An asynchronous callback-based Http client for Android built on top of Apache's HttpClient librarie…
0.56% of apps
0.02% of installs
Different pure java implementations of opensource libraries, such as zlib or ssh.
0.56% of apps
0.00% of installs
