I don't know if I get a bit off-topic, but it's still related to Honeycomb and tablets: I've seen several apps in the Honeycomb videos which displayed in one screen what must've been multiple Activities before, like e.g. the mail list and single mail view. Will there be an easy way to support multiple visible "Activities", or is it just hard work to create mightier "Widgets" (e.g. something like the mail list as Widget instead of ListActivity) and lots of "if that Widget exists in the current layout ..."? I think it'd be a good idea to give developers some chance to prepare for things like that. Properly supporting tablets is more than just supporting a different screen size, it's often a completely different UI that must be supported in the same app... Also, can you give some hints how the future way is planned? Will there be a Honeycomb for smartphones with a different UI? Will tablet and smartphone APIs remain compatible? (You know the problem with the bad long "f" word... ;))
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