* Raise the outdoor threshold to 12K lux to more accurately
represent bright sunlight.
* Raise the night color temperature to 4800K to provide a
soft display look at night with less red.
Change-Id: I26bdea7fc97acb2a17944a1f25e5e11866a08e29
* We currently use the DisplayColorCalibration API for setting display
temperature which makes a lot of guesses about what temperature
the display really is. Some devices will support the new ColorBalance
API (via QDCM or other mechanism), which offers a calibrated
alternative. Add support for this, which will supercede DCC if
available.
* Additionally, define the available color temperature range as a
set of overlayable values so this can be specified per-device.
This range will be mapped to balance values using the power curve
calculations in the new MathUtils class.
Change-Id: I99608c09807b747d962680293c7b0cee8d669003
* The power level is passed down as the alpha channel now,
in order to preserve consistency and still pass down
the color of the battery lights given to the liblights
Change-Id: Ia44cf1f73f09da6c96ac3b98e9387f1e3ec42249
Extending the BrokerableCMSystemService allows a core
system service to declare a delegate provider interface
that can exist in another package, either in the same
or an external process.
Change-Id: Idf8d170b1504528b0d3aafb23895951e26459c98
* This is a rework of the session callback API which previously
lived in the framework due to JNI usage. This has been split out
and cleaned up for CMSDK.
* The JNI library lives on the server side, and the app-level
callback has been changed to a protected broadcast. This allows
us to wake up registered services when these events occur.
* Additionally, we support listing all active audio sessions.
* Also brings some JNI love/hate over to CMSDK.
Change-Id: I31c293943474419e3db088bb7ffab75f7440ac0f
* Moving LiveDisplay to CMSDK!
* Completely redesigned the feature for future expansion.
* No new features in this patch, but a proper API is being
designed.
Change-Id: Ic8f55678f9141bf3386b2a1cf2fd1e8b3916c278
Introduce CM Weather Manager and Weather Provider Services API.
The CM Weather Manager can be used by apps to request weather
updates.
The Weather Provider Services API allows a third party developer to
implement a weather service to process weather update requests and
update the CM Weather Content Provider data which can be consumed by
any other app holding the required permission.
Change-Id: Idcc80712ba92715109d3577d120f7fea85d6c996
The live lock screen service is resposonsible for deciding what
LLS should be displayed at any given time. Live lock screens can
be swapped out using a priority based system.
Change-Id: Ifba73e839b749fe78a9e4ee347dd20eea6bf0a22
