I have really tried a lot but cannot figure it out.
On my Pixel 5 I have a personal and work space.
Since some time I have this nasty lock icon on top of the app tiles on my homescreen and I can only move it from the on side to the other, but I can't remove it.
Can anyone help me figuring out how to get rid of it ?
homescreen with lock icon
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I want to animate the app icon on start of the app but how can i get exact position of icon on home screen/main screen but i don't know whether its possible or not.I know for widget its possible by getIntent().getSourceBounds() but for app icon, i didn't find anything.Is there any default api available to get this information and if yes will it work on any device which is custom like HTC sense or samsung?
I have searched about it a lot but didn't get any useful information.Ifanyone has any idea about this please let me know?
Thanks in advance.
This will not be possible, since the Launcher aka HomwScreen is a own application which can be different on differnt devices. Even if you could get the position of the Launcher icon on the Homescreen, you still wouldn't be able to animate anything because there is no callback or anything that notifies you when the launcher icon is clicked.
I know this question was asked about 10 times here but none of them came to a solution. I don't want to use the low light SystemBar Mode I want it completely to fade out. And this is possible! The default launcher that comes with Chinese Rockchip devices does this. (It looks like the systembar just flies away into the middle of the screen). Any (new) ideas?
Since API 17 this is directly possible, just select FullScreen Activity when developing an app with Eclipse.
A friend has asked me if I can create an Android app that can change white to red/yellow or another colour in another app, so applying a tint to the screen for all apps until it's turned off.
I've no idea where to start on this, has anyone got knowledge of this?
Can someone point me in the right direction of some reading?
I don't think so you can do this until and unless all other apps are not having background with 100% transparent.
Any idea on how the old android lock screen was designed. The one that existed in 2.2, 2.3 etc. You can slide the left image to to the right to unlock it. Similarly, you can slide the right image to the left to take a photo.
Any idea how this was developed?
I am assuming that an onTouchListener was implemented on two images which moves according to your touch. However, How do you end up positioning the images and so on. Anyone worked on a project like this before?
On my device it was "right to left" to toggle silent- You might have a phone with non-stock Android, in which case the OEM could have customized their own lock screen.
That said, Android is open source, so you can look at the lock screen source code and see how they implemented it :)
I am trying to figure out if this is a bug or a feature of Droid X and some wallpaper thing. Or perhaps this is some screen-burn problem.
My app is open. Then someone closes it with the home key. Then at some point this screen will appear. This is what the QA department reported, and I am assuming that they left the device sitting and a watery wallpaper came up. Not sure though. If it is a wallpaper, why would it show a picture of my "closed" app in the background? In any case, anyone know what is going on here?
Take a screen shot with ddms. If its image burn on the screen then you won't see the display problem. If you do see it then its a software problem.