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Hi,
Android does not have corresponding to the iOS Display Name setting and it inherits the name of the project. We never really had a need for such a property, but once we expose the AndroidManifest.xml for editing, you would be able to set it (see here). We plan to enable this functionality in one of our next updates of the product. Till then you can manually edit this file from the compiled apk file as discussed in this forum thread.
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Steve
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Android does not have corresponding to the iOS Display Name setting and it inherits the name of the project. We never really had a need for such a property, but once we expose the AndroidManifest.xml for editing, you would be able to set it (see here). We plan to enable this functionality in one of our next updates of the product. Till then you can manually edit this file from the compiled apk file as discussed in this forum thread.
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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answered on 09 Apr 2013, 03:45 PM
Thanks for the workaround. It turns out all I needed to do was rename the project in Graphite, uninstall the app from my Android device, and re-deploy. Android uses the Project name for its icon display name.
Keep up the great work, we really enjoy Icenium and the regular updates/releases.
Keep up the great work, we really enjoy Icenium and the regular updates/releases.