ActivityRecognition: Example of using Google Play Services to recognize a user's activity, such as running, walking, or riding a bicycle.
AndroidArduinoLEDControl: Android project and Arduino sketch file for controlling 3 different LEDs attached to an Arduino board from an Android device.
AndroidAutoMedia: Demo for creating a navigation and playback architecture for Android Auto's media items.
AndroidAutoMessenger: Uses the Android Auto API to display notifications and receive voice feedback from users.
AndroidPermissionsDemo: Demo for the Android Marshmallow permissions model and how to request/check permissions.
AndroidTVAsteroidBelt: Example of using OpenGL and the Android TV controller to make a basic Asteroids game. The tutorial for this demo can be found on Binpress - http://www.binpress.com/tutorial/getting-started-with-game-development-for-android-tv/149
AndroidTVMediaPlayer: A demo media project for the AndroidTV.
AndroidWearDigitalWatchFace: Example of using a digital watch face on an Android Wear device using the official API
Animations: Example of using the new animation features in Android L. Goes over ripples, animated UI widgets, circular reveal, activity transitions and shared element activity transitions.
AppCompatToolbar: Demo of implementing the Toolbar from the AppCompat support library as a replacement for the standard built in actionbar.
BLEAdvertising: Demo of advertising over Bluetooth LE and finding devices that are advertising with a specified service UUID
Chromecast: Demo of using Android as a Chromecast sender application for playing an online resource on a television.
CustomDrawableStates: Implementation of custom drawable states in Android in order to extend past the standard 'pressed', 'active', etc.
Daydream: Utilizes the Daydream Android service to display quotes pulled from a server.
Death Star Watch Face: Custom watch face using images as the watch face hands.
EventDrivenHierarchicalViews: Example of using a container view with an update method to force all children views to update.
Face Detection: Sample using the Face Detection API from Play Services. Goes over detecting faces and landmarks on a still image for drawing over a picture.
Flashlight: Can't be an Android developer without making a flashlight app, right?
FordAppLinkAudio: Uses Sync AppLink to play a live online audio stream through Ford's vehicle audio systems.
Gallery: Displays a grid of thumbnails that can be clicked to show a larger version of an image. Also allows the larger detailed version of the image to be swiped in order to show additional images in the gallery.
GeoFencing: Demo of creating a geofence and posting a notification whenever a user enters or exits the area.
Google Fit Sensors API: Example of using Google Play Services to access Google Fit sensor data and keep track of the user's step count.
Google Maps: (Older, left for an article) Basic implementation of the Google Maps fragment that allows the user to place markers and display street addresses.
GoogleMapsForAndroidPt1: Implement location services, map overlays, drawing on the map, adding custom and standard markers
GoogleMapsForAndroidPt2: Override indoor level selectors, add views over map fragment, add street view
GoogleMapsForAndroidPt3: Use Google Maps Utils library to add heat maps, marker clustering and spherical utils.
IconColorization: Goes over using Picasso to change the color of drawables programatically.
JobScheduler: Demo of a simple JobScheduler from Android Lollipop to set up periodic background tasks.
MediaSessionwithMediaStyleNotification: Example of using a media session with the MediaStyle notification for Android Lollipop. These notifications are used for lock screen media controls.
NavigationDrawer: An example of using the navigation drawer in an activity to load fragments. Also an example of Square's Otto library for firing events from a list to the activity.
Nearby Connections: Implementation of the nearby connections API to communicate across a LAN between Android devices.
Notifications: Demo of different options available in a standard notification from the Android OS.
NotificationsCustomLayout: Creates a custom expanded layout for Jellybean+ that uses a service to perform actions based on notification button clicks.
ProductFlavorsandResources: Uses Gradle and the resource structure of Android to demonstrate creating multiple apps from the same code base.
RandomKittyMuzei: Plugin for Muzei that displays a new random cat image every hour from a remote source as a device wallpaper.
SensorList: Gathers a list of all hardware sensors available on the device, and displays the values that they produce in real time.
SilenceRingerWidget: Sample code for building a widget that silences the phone (including on Lollipop) with one button press.
StaggeredGridView: Sample app using Etsy's StaggeredGridView library - https://github.com/etsy/AndroidStaggeredGrid
StayAwake: Using the official Android Wear SDK that came out a couple days ago, I wrote an app that lets users select a time interval that vibrates the Wear on their wrist whenever the timer ends, then repeats. The goal is to help keep drivers alert on long drives.
StreetView: Implements the new Google Street View feature.
VideoPlayer: Native video player for playing remote content.
WearFaceWithOptions: Example of using the official Wear watchface API to make an analog watch face with a selection screen to change properties of the displayed face via the DataLayer API
WearCustomWatchFace: DEPRECATED: Left for archival purposes. Creates a custom watch face for the Android Wear with a settings activity. Uses an undocumented and no longer supported API. Please see WearFaceWithOptions for how to do this properly.
WearDevelopersPreviewNotifications: Examples of possible notifications using the Google Wear developer preview.
WearMessageApi: Demonstration of communication between a smartphone and Android Wear device through the Wearable Message API. Article describing the demo can be found at www.binpress.com/tutorials
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