Sticky broadcast intent sent by Habitats whenever the current habitat on an android device changes.
Supported in TeslaLED >= 2.0.1 (http://teslacoilsw.com/teslaled)
Used to control the state of the LED Flash for flashlighting purposes.
Example usage:
Intent intent = new Intent("com.teslacoilsw.intent.FLASHLIGHT");
intent.putExtra("toggle", true);
mContext.startService(intent);
Or to start it for 5 minutes:
Intent intent = new Intent("com.teslacoilsw.intent.FLASHLIGHT");
intent.putExtra("on", true);
intent.putExtra("timeout", 5);
mContext.startService(intent);
Or for when you're programming java at a rave:
allows the user to choose information (username, password, email address..) to be filled into another application
This broadcast intent is used by an application to notify any receivers that an audio volume change is being performed.
Intents handled by OpenWatch. Any of these intents is capable displaying up to two lines of text.
Intents that are broadcasted on button press by OpenWatch (MBW-100, MBW-150, MBW-200).
Simulates an android.intent.action.VIEW intent on a remote machine.
ChartDroid currently produces a pie chart representation of input data.
Use this intent to pop up a dialog box in your activity to allow the user to manually change one of the six volume streams as listed under input.
Shows the status of the GPS receiver, including the signal strength and location of visible satellites.