Camera2Video

This sample demonstrates how to record video using the Camera2 API.
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Camera2Basic

This sample demonstrates the basic use of the Camera2 API. The sample code demonstrates how you can display camera preview and take pictures.

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Android L Developer Preview BasicManagedProfile

This sample demonstrates how to create a managed profile. You can also:

• Enable or disable other apps, and set restrictions on them.
• Configure intents to be forwarded between the primary account and the managed profile.
• Wipe all the data associated with the managed profile.

Note: There can be only one managed profile on a device at a time.

 

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Developer Preview

Developer Preview

Your app’s notifications will already appear on Android wearables.
With the new Android Wear APIs you can customize and extend those notifications.

Receive Voice Replies

Add actions to your notifications to allow users to reply by voice or touch. The system delivers the text to your app on the phone.

Learn about input actions

Add Notification Pages

Add additional pages to your notification that are visible on the wearable device to provide detailed information on the wrist.

Learn about pages

Stack Multiple Notifications

Your app should consolidate similar notifications. On a wearable, you can stack them together so the details for each are immediately available.

Learn about stacks

You can also trigger your notifications contextually using existing Android APIs. For example, use geofences to provide glanceable information to your users when they are at home, or use the activity detection APIs to send messages to your users’ wrists while they are bicycling.
See the Android Wear Developer Preview Design Principles for more suggestions on creating great wearable experiences.

 

 

 

Android Wear

Extending Android to Wearables

Android Wear extends the Android platform to a new generation of wearable devices.
The user experience is designed specifically for wearables. 

Say “Ok Google” to ask questions and get stuff done. 

Get glanceable, actionable information at just the right time throughout the day.

A wide range of sensors is available to your applications, from accelerometers to heart rate monitors.

The Android Wear Developer Preview lets you create wearable experiences for your existing Android apps and see how they will appear on square and round Android wearables.
Later this year, we’ll be launching the Android Wear SDK, enabling even more customized experiences.