On the iPhone/iPod touch, settings could be kept in the Settings.app. Can you do this in Android? Or must your settings be in the actual application?
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On the iPhone/iPod touch, settings could be kept in the Settings.app. Can you do this in Android? Or must your settings be in the actual application?
Only if you are making your own firmware. Ordinary SDK applications do not have the ability to add to the roster of device-wide settings.
Yes. You can have the same look and feel as the main Settings application, by use of
PreferenceActivityand preference XML files.