I have the following:
<supports-screens
android:smallScreens="false"
android:normalScreens="false"
android:largeScreens="true"
android:anyDensity="true" />
My app currently only support the 480x800 screen size (I will be improving
this, but that is how it is right now) my question is: Does
android:anyDensity="true" mean Android will sort out the densities (despite the
fact I have only provide 240dpi assets) or does it mean I need to provide
assets for all known density classes?
I want to support the Galaxy TAB - it is a large screen (600x1024) with density
of hdpi, it turns out that my HTC desire has a large screen (480x800) with a
density of hdpi. So these devices are indistinguishable to android as they fit
into the same categories. Now the issue is that i designed it to look great on
the HTC and now I have the Galaxy I want to fix it to look good on that too.
So the background image on the listView is 800 wide which looks great on the
HTC but not so much on the TAB as it is centred and the icon that is on the
left side on the HTC is blowing in the breeze on the TAB. So I have some
issues and I am really not getting anywhere. So if anyone could point me in
the right direction as to the proper process to follow to solve this I would be
eternally grateful.
Regards
Damien
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