* Apply the default Oreo theme and inherit the layouts
from Google for the Settings app, in order to keep
UI consistency.
* Get rid of SettingsDrawerActivity as it no longer fits in
and include the back button in the action bar.
* Kill the icon drawable not only because is a leftover,
but also doesn't really serve any puropose in the new UI.
Change-Id: I71ea2c118dcfd387904d04516572902babb16e35
As stated in ActivityManagerService:
The vast majority of broadcasts sent from system internals
should be protected to avoid security holes
Change-Id: I1dc989d9d132d40835ca8dbf277285eb88e30a58
Reduce the clutter on the dashboard and move the ambient display
settings to where it belongs - in the display settings.
Change-Id: Ib08cc799e9f58884465b1730ce794cbc8be080f9
* Translations moved to the new project
android_packages_resources_devicesettings
Change-Id: I06536915e1963a2fe464c3d6c46dd8728aba0cb4
Signed-off-by: Adrian DC <radian.dc@gmail.com>
Bring this up to speed on the Settings changes in N:
* Use support libs for preferences
* Hook up to Settings drawer through SettingsDrawerActivity
Change-Id: I9365b3ebd1bbfed2936302e30da50e3f9af06665
The gestures settings are the only settings on the
main screen to contain a summary line, and it looks
extremely out of place.
Change-Id: I2cacef71e8db204ab4380f77d9282009e0e5df03
Signed-off-by: KhasMek <Boushh@gmail.com>
* Added custom service that uses proximity sensor in wake-up mode
to trigger display on
* If more sensor triggers are suitable to use, they can be added
to the service
Change-Id: Id0849fb5c17ff569d771a19cebfc579dc93dbc48
Paul Keith