Google developer network is the name given to the system where devices are verified for interoperability with the Android ecosystem.

The verification process is designed to make sure that all Android devices are compatible with each other and to verify that they’re running compatible software, according to the Google Developer Network (GDN).

Android devices with verification capabilities are identified as verified by Google through a process called Android Device Verification (ADV).

It is not yet clear whether the ADV process is run on every Android device, or only on the ones that are verified by the network. 

Advertising network Google News/Google Play Developer Network The ad network is another way that Android devices get certified for interoperable applications and services, and is one of the major players in the Android developer ecosystem. 

The Google Developer network is a network of developers who have the technical expertise and financial backing to help build and maintain the Android platform. 

A Google Play Developer account is needed to run the Advertiser Network.

Google is also a developer network, as are some other app stores and services. 

It is possible that other ad networks will follow in the footsteps of Google and create similar systems to help Android devices stay connected.

Android is the most widely used mobile operating system in the world, and it is widely supported on many different devices, including tablets, smartphones, wearables, and smartwatches.