Thanks a lot for the responses. I didn't realize such a large number of
devices are categorized into just two buckets. I suspect normal/xhdpi will
gain share sooner rather than later, as I believe the Galaxy Nexus fits in
that group. I would imagine the influx of high res/high density displays
I'm starting the design for an app that spans phones and tablets (2.1 -
4.0, custom action bar pre-3.0, native action bar 3.0+) and working with a
designer used to the iPhone. Going from a world where he worried about
3.5 only, to a world where every size is potentially available, is a
concern of
On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 12:56 PM, Chris Stewart cstewart...@gmail.com wrote:
Going from a world where he worried about 3.5
only, to a world where every size is potentially available, is a concern of
mine.
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ugh. Dealing with this exact same issue myself at the moment (iPhone --
android). The screens link Mark pointed out is great to see what things
are out there as of Oct 3 - 90% are apparently Normal/hdpi or Normal/mdpi,
so you can set up the avd's to take a look at how things look (or buy all
the
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