Android button widget with a dropdown list, what is the name of this particular widget?

Please see my answer here which gives some good links on how to implement the "dashboard" pattern, and use the "quickaction" bar. I think this should put you on the right path. Also there is a link on how to implement the "action bar EDIT: According to Mighter, if you use API 1.6 - 2.3 there should be official Google samples for this now.

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Please see my answer here which gives some good links on how to implement the "dashboard" pattern, and use the "quickaction" bar. I think this should put you on the right path. Also there is a link on how to implement the "action bar."

EDIT: According to Mighter, if you use API 1.6 - 2.3 there should be official Google samples for this now. Please see this.

Thanks for the help! – edmund Oct 28 at 15:32 Reason for the downvote? Was this just a drive by downvoting?

– Jack Oct 28 at 19:27 I think that it's better to use official source code in your app rather then pull bugs with third-party library. – Mighter Nov 1 at 17:11 I agree completely, and the reason I linked that answer is because it applies to APIs prior to the ones that offered this built in. So to the OP: if your API is 3.0+, then you should use the built in methods for this.

– Jack Nov 1 at 21:10 There are official samples. So to the OP, if you use API 1.6-2.3 look into new google samples. – Mighter Nov 2 at 13:38.

That's ActionBar. Native support for 3.0+ devices, and some work to do in pre 3.0-devices. You can find example in new api 14 samples(called "ActionBarCompat").

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