Coming from Eclipse I now use Android Studio for development. In Eclipse it was always clear which files were not saved, but in Android studio I see no distinction between the open files that have been saved, and the ones that haven't. Plus, if there are any files that have not been saved when you build and run, Eclipse asks me whether I want to save those files before running. Both these functions make developing a lot easier.
So does anybody know:
Android Studio stores the projects by default in the home folder of the user under AndroidStudioProjects. The main directory contains configuration files for Android Studio and the Gradle build files. The application relevant files are contained in the app folder.
The link plastiv provided explains that files are auto saved. It does not (as far as I can see) answer your first question about distinguishing saved and unsaved file. To do that, you can go to Settings > [IDE Settings] > Editor > Editor Tabs and select the option "Mark modified tabs with asterisk".
UPDATE
In IDEA v14 and later, this setting is located on the Settings > Editor > General > Editor Tabs pane
Check IntelliJ IDEA Q&A for Eclipse Users: http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/documentation/migration_faq.html
Q: How do I make sure all my files are saved?
A: Don't you worry. They are all saved automatically.
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