The installed app details was not correctly distinguishing between cache and
normal data on external storage. The cache files on external storage are now
correctly shown in the cache section, since those are what get deleted when
you hit the clear cache button.
Change-Id: Id98bdb7fb5202d6a092fe5a772638eeb6aed2b47
- the switch is now a checkbox
- a dialog is posted to explain the ramifications of
disabling notifications
- the user may no longer disable notifications from system
apps (signed with the system cert); this is roughly the
same as the constraint on disabling packages (with the
exception that launchers may not be disabled entirely, but
their notifications may still be disabled).
Bug: 6493120 (checkbox)
Bug: 6448988 (confirmation dialog & protect system apps)
Change-Id: I6c7a47ba2eb943936d7f59cfc807a4390acc980d
Turn everything around so that we can have multiple list views
with their own adapters. Switch to using a ViewPager for managing
the different lists. Smile!
Change-Id: I9c102abb06cf67f313a8696507aa4597b38c7ab9
...can lead to an unsecure device
Now you can't disable device admins.
Or clear their data.
Or force stop them.
Or uninstall them (though the package manager also prevents uninstalling, might
as well disable this button along with everything else).
Change-Id: I69eefc2342e6f932908e9f5b87d3a601752810a4
- In the storage overview, if storage is not emulated then we have a
new first section showing internal storage.
- In manage applications, we know show storage use on the SD card
separately from internal storage use.
Change-Id: I7eb993f59fdb5de5f5dcfe4a3bc2b95ae30d754a
The USB service caches the preferred activity preferences for USB devices
and accessories and allows permission to access the hardware based on the
user's selection. The "Clear defaults" button can now be used to clear
these settings.
Change-Id: I307c118cb0ce06362e289e35bca93a47ce4631a5
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@android.com>
Application data usage on the SD card (or USB storage) was not being
reported by the Manage Applications screen. This is important for
upcoming OBB space accounting.
Bug: 3308791
Change-Id: Ibc9ad013cb2f6d0ee28caadca8899c1ff6e78f44
All of the UI under manage apps should now be working. Various
cleanup through new framework APIs. Fragmentized developer settings.
Change-Id: I2b42a2dd0d015e0fdcde497579ddad3dceea9da2
- Battery stats now aggregates bluetooth usage.
- Battery stats now uses new history iterator API.
- Battery stats chart is refectored to have the start of a
common facility for building tick charts.
- Manage apps will now asynchronously wait for the apps list
if it is taking >.25ms to build.
Change-Id: I568dd74beedf9a0a5a4c88ab567510cee9af8299
Also change the app details screen to make use of the common
ApplicationsState object for its UI, improving launch performance.
Change-Id: I387ed72a06d44aab47a85692c10247ce488c605c
This introduces a simplified (thanks, dsandler!) UI for Running Services,
collapsing the groups of apps and processes into single lines. Tapping
on a line moves to a new activity showing details on that group, where the
stop functionality is now available.
This UI is now also integrated into Manage Applications, as the Running
tab. You no longer get a really confusing, misleading, scary list of
every package that appears to be laying around for some reason.
The code was also re-organized, to put everything related to Manage
Applications and Running Services under its own package.
There is still some clean-up -- some performance improvements (such as
not re-computing the world when we switch to the details view), and if
this looks good then eradicating the old running services UI.
Change-Id: I3fc059c18060600742cab5b455d11ff74bf45ae3
