Android Marshmallow, formerly known as just "Android M", is version 6.0 of Android, is supporting API Level 23, and began shipping in October 2015.
As mentioned here, Android M will not support the Apache HTTP API. The docs state to: use the HttpURLConnection class …
android apache httpclient build.gradle android-6.0-marshmallowIn Android M (Preview) the user can choose a specific app and retreive specific permission. So I am asking How …
android android-permissions android-6.0-marshmallowI have added uses-permission including WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE，MOUNT_UNMOUNT_FILESYSTEMS，READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE to AndroidManifest.xml. When I tried …
java android android-6.0-marshmallowBackground On Android Marshmallow, Google has completely removed the support of Apache HTTP client (link here) because it doesn't have …
java android android-gradle-plugin android-6.0-marshmallowEven when nothing else is happening this system process seems to use a steady 1-2% of the CPU. Over the …
android android-6.0-marshmallowWhile developing an Android app targeting all versions above 4.1, I observed that uninstalling my app and installing it again does …
android android-6.0-marshmallowIt seems Google finally closed all doors for getting the current foreground application package. After the Lollipop update, which killed …
android android-6.0-marshmallowI have Android Marshmallow on a Nexus 6. I am trying to fix the following problem: If a user is trying …
android permissions android-6.0-marshmallowWhen I have a target API of 23 on Android M Preview 3, I cannot seem to acquire the Manifest.permission.WRITE_…
android android-6.0-marshmallowAfter upgrading to Android version 6.0 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) scanning will only work if Location services are enabled on the …
android bluetooth bluetooth-lowenergy android-6.0-marshmallow