Using Android Management for our dedicated devices with kiosk launcher.
With Android 10 the Android security patch level and Google Play system update version is inconsistent between devices. Some of the devices with an older Google Play system update of Sep 2019 have an issue with Bluetooth connection cache - this seems to be resolved in the Feb 2020 version of the Google Play system update when I manually force them to update.
Is there a way to force these to update or otherwise control the version? They don't seem to ever update on their own.
For system updates in kiosk mode, it is highly recommended using SystemUpdate with SystemUpdateType: WINDOWED in your policy.
Here is an example:
"systemUpdate": {
"type": "WINDOWED",
"startMinutes": 120,
"endMinutes": 420
}
There are no additional controls for the Android security patch level and the Google Play Services update. The patch level varies by OEM and Carrier, and Google Play Services updates roll out to all devices over time.
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I have released an application as an internal test. I have seen that one device (about 14.28% of all devices) has an old release installed. Now I would like to find out the device. Is it possible to get more information about the devices which installed an app release? (e.g. device name or something like that)? And how often are the release details for internal tests updated in the Google developer console?
As title, I have an electron-based app with some native npm dep. And one of then (sharp) didn't pass the Windows Store review because of crash on Win10 S mode. I can't find an option to disable Win10 S mode support in dev console, and I asked MS review team twice, no any response. I can't drop the dep because it's core function. If the app just show a 'not support' page when Win10 S mode, can it pass the review? Or there are some way to disable Win10 S mode support?
No, if you plan to publish your application to the Microsoft Store, make sure that your application operates correctly on devices that run Windows 10 S. This is a Store requirement.
You could see this requirement in the official document:Distribute your application by publishing it to the Microsoft Store
I was using open beta testing (Early Access) but by mistake I uploaded APK on production and published, can I go back to open beta testing?
Unfortunately not.
Unpublishing the app will also remove the availability of the app in Beta.
You will need to publish another APK to Production to remove this one. By setting a low maxSdkVersion or a high minSdkVersion or some more constraints in the manifest that affect the availability of the app, you may possibly manage to limit the number of users who would be able to install it.
We are shipping an app, which be on the Google Tango Tablet and made in Unity, within the coming weeks. We would like to lock down the current version of Tango on the tablet, since we have the application in a good state with the Hopak Version (version 1.53) release in May . How do we disable the tablet from automatically updating the Tango version on the Tablet?
You need to stop the updates of the Tango Core application.
The process to disable the updates is detailed in this wiki
Just in case, I would also do a backup of this application with the following command:
adb backup -apk com.google.tango
When I choose tagret as Android 4.2.2(API level 17),then emulator takes too long time to load adn starts up.
So I research on it and found solution by using Intel Atom(x86) instead of ARM(armeabi-v7a) as CPU/ABI and Intel Atom(x86) is really fast ,It helps me by increasing speed of execution..
But I need to run google service in my emulator So,I have to switch target from Android 4.2.2 to Google API.but when I select Google API then ARM(armeabi-v7a) is by default is selected and can not able to choose Intel Atom(x86)..
So I continue with ARM , but here problem is that emulator is very slow and it doesn't start since last 1 hour.Any solution ?
Any help will be appreciated.
Google Api's doesn't support Intel HAXM. Try Genymotion and download a VM with gapps e.g.
Nexus 7 Jelly Bean with Google Apps