Update screenshots and metadata for some Lollipop samples.

Mangopony · Oct 26, 2015 · 7ad5943 · 7ad5943
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diff --git a/RemoteNotifications/Metadata.xml b/RemoteNotifications/Metadata.xml
@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@
 	<ID>96D227D3-5EB9-41F9-B641-CBB1759D944C</ID>
 	<IsFullApplication>false</IsFullApplication>
 	<Level>Intermediate</Level>
-	<Tags>Android, Notifications</Tags>
+	<Tags>Cloud</Tags>
     <SupportedPlatforms>Android</SupportedPlatforms>
-	<Gallery>false</Gallery>
+	<Gallery>true</Gallery>
 	<LicenseRequirement>Indie</LicenseRequirement>
 </SampleMetadata>
diff --git a/RemoteNotifications/README.md b/RemoteNotifications/README.md
@@ -9,8 +9,6 @@ credentials to use Google's servers; this process is explained in
 In particular, you will need an *API Key* and a *Server ID* to insert 
 into the example code before it can connect to GCM. 
 
-![](Screenshots/example-screens.png)
-
 Most of the action takes place "behind the scenes", and is to be
 observed by watching the output window while the app runs from
 the IDE.

diff --git a/RemoteNotifications/Screenshots/example-screens.png b/RemoteNotifications/Screenshots/example-screens.png
diff --git a/RemoteNotifications/Screenshots/notification.png b/RemoteNotifications/Screenshots/notification.png
diff --git a/RemoteNotifications/Screenshots/token.png b/RemoteNotifications/Screenshots/token.png
diff --git a/UpdateUsersProfile/README.md b/UpdateUsersProfile/README.md
@@ -10,10 +10,6 @@ read back to confirm that the name was set, then launches the
 **Contacts** app to view the user's profile. A single screen provides a 
 button that initiates the update and view sequence: 
 
-![](Screenshots/example-screenshot.png)
-
-This screenshot was taken on Android 5.0 (Lollipop).
-
 Author
 ------ 
 

diff --git a/UpdateUsersProfile/Screenshots/example-screenshot.png b/UpdateUsersProfile/Screenshots/example-screenshot.png
diff --git a/UpdateUsersProfile/Screenshots/screenshot-1.png b/UpdateUsersProfile/Screenshots/screenshot-1.png
diff --git a/WeatherREST/Metadata.xml b/WeatherREST/Metadata.xml
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 	<ID>5EA039BB-FA95-4BB2-B4F4-CCE35B82CA96</ID>
 	<IsFullApplication>false</IsFullApplication>
 	<Level>Intermediate</Level>
-	<Tags>Android, HTTP, REST</Tags>
+	<Tags>Cloud</Tags>
     <SupportedPlatforms>Android</SupportedPlatforms>
 	<Gallery>true</Gallery>
 	<LicenseRequirement>Indie</LicenseRequirement>

diff --git a/WeatherREST/README.md b/WeatherREST/README.md
@@ -14,8 +14,6 @@ response is received, the app parses the results and displays a subset
 of the weather information in textbox fields in the lower half of the 
 display: 
 
-![](Screenshots/example-screen.png)
-
 This example uses `System.Json` to parse the results of the HTTP 
 request. The HTTP request, response, parsing, and display are handled 
 asynchronously via `async`/`await`. 

diff --git a/WeatherREST/Screenshots/before.png b/WeatherREST/Screenshots/before.png
diff --git a/WeatherREST/Screenshots/example-screen.png b/WeatherREST/Screenshots/example-screen.png
diff --git a/WeatherREST/Screenshots/results.png b/WeatherREST/Screenshots/results.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Metadata.xml b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Metadata.xml
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
 	<ID>eb582e00-b4d6-422d-b540-dc8df923e1c8</ID>
 	<IsFullApplication>false</IsFullApplication>
 	<Level>Intermediate</Level>
-	<Tags>AndroidL, Notifications</Tags>
+	<Tags>Notifications</Tags>
     <SupportedPlatforms>Android</SupportedPlatforms>
-	<Gallery>false</Gallery>
+	<Gallery>true</Gallery>
 	<LicenseRequirement>Indie</LicenseRequirement>
-	<Brief>Use this sample to try out the different notification styles and options in Android 5.0.</Brief>
+	<Brief>Use this sample to try out the different notification styles and options in Android Lollipop and later.</Brief>
 </SampleMetadata>
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/README.md b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/README.md
@@ -26,15 +26,12 @@ the "ingredients" of a notification:
 
 A launch button is located at the bottom of the screen to post a 
 notification with the above-selected options.                                        
-
-![](Screenshots/1-start-screen.png)
-
 When you tap on a notification, it takes you to a "SecondActivity" screen
 to demonstrate how PendingIntents work.
 
 To build and run this sample, you must first enable Android 5.0 support as 
 described in 
-[Setting Up an Android 5.0 Project](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/android_l/introduction_to_android_l#settingup).
+[Setting Up an Android 5.0 Project](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/introduction_to_lollipop#settingup).
 You will need an Android device or emulator with a large screen (such as 
 a Nexus 5 or an AVD with the WXGA720 skin) to view and select from all 
 of the options.

diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/1-start-screen.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/1-start-screen.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/2-heads-up-notification.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/2-heads-up-notification.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/3-large-icon-notification.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/3-large-icon-notification.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/4-inbox-notification.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/4-inbox-notification.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/5-big-text-notification.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/5-big-text-notification.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/6-image-notification.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/6-image-notification.png
diff --git a/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/7-lockscreen-notification.png b/android5.0/NotificationsLab/Screenshots/7-lockscreen-notification.png
diff --git a/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Metadata.xml b/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Metadata.xml
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
 	<ID>B5A251BD-1A1D-4CB1-843D-2E4C252FEDB4</ID>
 	<IsFullApplication>false</IsFullApplication>
 	<Level>Intermediate</Level>
-	<Tags>Android, RecyclerView, CardView</Tags>
+	<Tags>Platform Features</Tags>
     <SupportedPlatforms>Android</SupportedPlatforms>
 	<Gallery>true</Gallery>
 	<LicenseRequirement>Indie</LicenseRequirement>
-	<Brief>Demonstrates the use of `CardView` and `RecyclerView` widgets introduced with Android 5.0.</Brief>
+	<Brief>Demonstrates the use of `CardView` and `RecyclerView` widgets in Android.</Brief>
 </SampleMetadata>
diff --git a/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/README.md b/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/README.md
@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ RecyclerViewer
 ==============
 
 This sample app accompanies the articles
-[CardView](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/android_l/cardview) and
-[RecyclerView](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/android_l/recyclerview).
+[CardView](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/user_interface/cardview) and
+[RecyclerView](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/user_interface/recyclerview).
 You can use this sample to learn how to use the new `CardView` and `RecyclerView` widgets
 introduced with Android 5.0 Lollipop.
 
@@ -17,8 +17,6 @@ When the user taps a photo, a toast appears to display the number of
 the photo within the collection &ndash; this demonstrates how item view 
 click handlers work. 
 
-![](Screenshots/example-screens.png)
-
 Each image/caption (photo) row item is displayed in a `CardView` 
 layout, and the app uses a single `RecyclerView` layout to hold and 
 display over thirty unique row items. An *adapter* is used to connect 

diff --git a/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Screenshots/example-screens.png b/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Screenshots/example-screens.png
diff --git a/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Screenshots/screen-1.png b/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Screenshots/screen-1.png
diff --git a/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Screenshots/screen-2.png b/android5.0/RecyclerViewer/Screenshots/screen-2.png
diff --git a/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Metadata.xml b/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Metadata.xml
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
+<SampleMetadata>
+	<ID>DEC96AB8-D982-48DC-9EB7-C15FBC5696C6</ID>
+	<IsFullApplication>false</IsFullApplication>
+	<Level>Intermediate</Level>
+	<Tags>Platform Features</Tags>
+    <SupportedPlatforms>Android</SupportedPlatforms>
+	<Gallery>true</Gallery>
+	<LicenseRequirement>Indie</LicenseRequirement>
+	<Brief>Use this sample to try out the different Material Design themes in Android Lollipop and later.</Brief>
+</SampleMetadata>
diff --git a/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/README.md b/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/README.md
@@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ This examples shows how to use different Android 5.0 Lollipop Material Theme
 styles in different activities, how to create a customized
 Material Theme style, and how to theme an individual view.
 A companion article is available at
-[Material Theme](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/android_l/material_theme).
+[Material Theme](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/user_interface/material_theme).
 
 Requirements
 ------------
 
 To build and run this sample, you must first enable Android 5.0 support as 
 described in 
-[Setting Up an Android 5.0 Project](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/android_l/introduction_to_android_l#settingup).
+[Setting Up an Android 5.0 Project](http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/platform_features/introduction_to_lollipop#settingup).
 
 Authors
 -------

diff --git a/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-custom-theme.png b/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-custom-theme.png
diff --git a/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-theme-dark.png b/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-theme-dark.png
diff --git a/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-theme-light-darkbar.png b/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-theme-light-darkbar.png
diff --git a/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-theme-light.png b/android5.0/ThemeSwitcher/Screenshots/material-theme-light.png