[android-developers] How to recognize the app was called as a result of a voice action?

2013-05-23 Thread Drunczyk
You can (since 4.1 I think) go to Voice Search and say "Open app 
app_name_here" and the app will be launched.

How can I recognize in my app (in Application or Activity) that it was 
launched as a result of such action?

I tried inspecting getCallingActivity(), getCallingPackage(), getExtras(), 
but they are all null.

Thanks,
Andre

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[android-developers] Re: want talk with android-system level community

2011-09-21 Thread Drunczyk
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/android-platform

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[android-developers] Seamless updates from a local repository.

2011-08-11 Thread Drunczyk
This is for an Android-based appliance. A service will be preinstalled and 
will have a proprietary data connection not visible to the rest of the 
system. The data transfer bandwidth is very limited, but I need to 
seamlessly update components from time to time.

1. I think to break the service into smaller APKs in order to be able update 
the service more granularly (and save on data transfers to the box).
2. Is it possible to make the system use local repository (e.g. SD card) 
instead of a remote app store for updates? I'd pre-transfer the updated APKs 
to a local repository and then made the system update the apps from there.
3. How to seamlessly update (with no user interaction)?

Thanks,
Dr

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