Dianne, thanks for your response, and for the information on the N1 Home implementation.
On Jan 12, 6:20 pm, Dianne Hackborn <hack...@android.com> wrote: > Please don't go off making assumptions and getting all disgruntled about > them. I'm mostly making assumptions because there has been a dearth of developer information about both 2.1 and the N1 up until now. > As far as "apps which interact with the Home screen (like widgets and > wallpapers) can't be relied upon to behave the same in the emulator as on a > real handset", I have no idea what you are talking about. Application > interaction with the home screen is very limited, and most of the > significant interactions (setting and showing wallpapers, widgets) are > defined by the platform, not the home app. Is there some specific > interaction issue you have had with the home screen that has varied across > devices? My leading app has deep interaction with Home, including a precursor to "live wallpaper" that I built long before 2.1. I've been getting reports that it doesn't work on the N1, but details are sketchy at this point, and I don't have access to an N1 myself to try it on. I don't use any unpublished APIs, but I do push the envelope of what's possible within the rules. And I have had issues with other home screen replacements (such as Samsung's), even if they officially adhere to the platform specs. Hence my disappointment that the N1's Home isn't part of the 2.1 core, meaning that I can't test against it on the emulator. Like the rest of us, I'm absorbing the 2.1 SDK as best I can. Thanks again for your help. String
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