They're used by the framework itself, ignore them.

On Jun 23, 6:59 am, Gavin <fjm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>      My app have a service and it will create a thread every 5 mins.
> The thread will connect internet to download some data, and then exit.

That's not the right design. Instead look into the alarm manager, you
want an inexact repeating alarm to send an intent to your service so
your process only runs when it's actually working. Make sure that
stopSelf() is always called, even if the process is killed half way
through the download!
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