Provides additional information about the action to be executed, which is generally used when the activity is started implicitly. The common category is as follows:
Category_alternative
Sets whether the activity can be considered an optional action of the data that the user is browsing.
Category_app_browser
Used with action_main to start Browser Applications
Category_app_calculator
Used with action_main to start the calculator Application
Category_app_calendar
Used with action_main to start the calendar application
Category_app_contacts
Used with action_main to start the Contact application
Category_app_email
Used with action_main to start the mail application
Category_app_gallery
Used with action_main to start the image library Application
Category_app_maps
Used with action_main to start the map application
Category_app_market
This activity allows users to browse and download new applications.
Category_app_messaging
Used with action_main to start the SMS Application
Category_app_music
Used with action_main to start the music application
Category_browsable
The activity that can be safely called by the browser must support this category.
Category_default
Set whether this activity is optional for the default action.
Category_embed
Can run in the parent activity container
Category_home
Main activity. When the application starts, it is the first activity to be displayed.
Category_launcher
It should be displayed in the upper startup list
Category_monkey
This activity may be executed by monkey or other automated testing tools.
Category_openable
Indicates a get_content intent that only requires contentresolver. openinputstream to enable URI
Category_preference
This activity is a tab
Category_sample_code
Used as a simple code example (usually not used)
Category_selected_alternative
Sets whether the activity can be considered an optional action of the user's selected data.
Category_tab
To use it as a tab in an existing tabactivity
Category_test
For testing (usually not used)
Category_unit_test
Joint Test
Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/ygc87/article/details/7480695