I just bought a Note Edge from Verizon, and I love, love, love it. It upgraded to Android 5 Lollipop right after I got it. I'd had Lollipop on my S4, so I was aware that there are a few little quirks. So far the most annoying has to do with the stock Calendar app. I never use it, preferring to use Business Calendar 2. I want to get notifications for events from BC2, but not from stock Calendar. In Calendar's settings, I cannot find a way to turn notifications completely off. I can set the notification alert to Off and the Notification sound to Silent, and turn off vibration. But every time there's an event, I get a brief fragment of the Calendar default notification sound, followed by the sound I've chosen in BC, and a notification from both apps in my notification bar.
I have force-stopped and disabled Calendar (size of 1.61MB) in Application manager (as well as unchecking Show notifications in it). There are two other Calendar entries in Application manager. One of these is Calendar storage (4.54MB); I tried disabling that, but then BC couldn't display any events; I did uncheck Show notifications in it. The other entry is also labeled just Calendar (15.34MB), and while I can force-stop it, it can't be disabled, and even the Show notifications box is checked but dimmed so that it cannot be unchecked. Even if I force-stop this one, I still get stock Calendar notifications.
It seems as if stock Calendar in Lollipop, on this device at least, must be allowed to run and send notifications, whether the user desires it or not. Can anyone give me an idea how to get around this?
I have force-stopped and disabled Calendar (size of 1.61MB) in Application manager (as well as unchecking Show notifications in it). There are two other Calendar entries in Application manager. One of these is Calendar storage (4.54MB); I tried disabling that, but then BC couldn't display any events; I did uncheck Show notifications in it. The other entry is also labeled just Calendar (15.34MB), and while I can force-stop it, it can't be disabled, and even the Show notifications box is checked but dimmed so that it cannot be unchecked. Even if I force-stop this one, I still get stock Calendar notifications.
It seems as if stock Calendar in Lollipop, on this device at least, must be allowed to run and send notifications, whether the user desires it or not. Can anyone give me an idea how to get around this?