Use the shortcut's long label in the container, if it is available.

import android.os.Build;

import android.os.Handler;

import android.os.Looper;

import android.text.TextUtils;

import android.util.AttributeSet;

import android.view.MotionEvent;

import android.view.View;

                    final ShortcutInfoCompat shortcut = shortcuts.get(i);

                    final ShortcutInfo launcherShortcutInfo = ShortcutInfo

                            .fromDeepShortcutInfo(shortcut, mLauncher);

                    uiHandler.post(new UpdateShortcutChild(i, launcherShortcutInfo));

                    CharSequence label = shortcut.getLongLabel();

                    if (TextUtils.isEmpty(label)) {

                        label = shortcut.getShortLabel();

                    }

                    uiHandler.post(new UpdateShortcutChild(i, launcherShortcutInfo, label));

                }

            }

        });

    private class UpdateShortcutChild implements Runnable {

        private int mShortcutChildIndex;

        private ShortcutInfo mShortcutChildInfo;

        private CharSequence mLabel;

        public UpdateShortcutChild(int shortcutChildIndex, ShortcutInfo shortcutChildInfo) {

        public UpdateShortcutChild(int shortcutChildIndex, ShortcutInfo shortcutChildInfo,

                CharSequence label) {

            mShortcutChildIndex = shortcutChildIndex;

            mShortcutChildInfo = shortcutChildInfo;

            mLabel = label;

        }

        @Override

            DeepShortcutView shortcutView = (DeepShortcutView) getChildAt(mShortcutChildIndex);

            shortcutView.applyFromShortcutInfo(mShortcutChildInfo,

                    LauncherAppState.getInstance().getIconCache());

            shortcutView.setText(mLabel);

            shortcutView.setOnClickListener(mLauncher);

            shortcutView.setOnLongClickListener(DeepShortcutsContainer.this);

            shortcutView.setOnTouchListener(DeepShortcutsContainer.this);