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Read the blog post () for all the details on building your own Quick Settings Tile, a new way for apps to add quick access to critical and/or frequent user actions. By implementing a TileService, it will appear in the list of tiles that a user can add to their quick settings panel.
You’ll learn about the importance of a good icon and label for your TileService, the lifecycle of a TileService, how to update your tile, and how to handle the user tapping on your tile by triggering background work, opening a dialog, or starting an Activity.
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You’ll learn about the importance of a good icon and label for your TileService, the lifecycle of a TileService, how to update your tile, and how to handle the user tapping on your tile by triggering background work, opening a dialog, or starting an Activity.
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