EDIT: It looks like a lot of what I am looking for is how to use fragments in android3.0...
I have an android 3.0 honeycomb tablet. I am blown away with how the contacts work. It looks great, its clean and the UI for editing contacts and viewing them is gorgeous. My question is, how do I do the same? I have an app where I want to create clients (contacts) and save them to a database. I know I开发者_开发知识库 can use Content Providers and use the contact stuff that's built into android already, but the example I found:
http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/ContactManager/index.html
Does not have the same look and feel as my honeycomb tablet...so is it a style/theme issue?
Plus the above contact manager isn't as complete as even my phones contact manager. Ideally I would like to do this:
Use the contacts I enter on my tablet using the built in nice Contacts app. It looks gorgeous and is functional etc. Then I would like to have a program query the contacts entered so I can add specialized notes, calendar events and galleries of photos to each contact. This in of itself sounds doable, what I found out though is there is no way to create a separate list (that I found) of contacts, it all has to be attached to an "Account" of contacts.. is there anyway to create a list separate from my main list of contacts?
Or ultimately how do I build UI's that look like my tablet UI stuff (again the Contacts app on the Acer Iconia is a good example) and looks less like its running on my phone in a larger area.)
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