A device manufacturer can only preinstall Market on their device is it
passes Android certification tests.
So a device without Market, at this point, may have all kinds of
incompatible implementation weirdness (and many do - e.g. Android-based
book readers). Installing a 3rd party application that assumes certain
completeness of the platform to such device may not do any good at all.
-- Kostya
23.03.2011 14:47, Michael A. пишет:
Ah well, if it's just a matter of the device_having_ Android market
installed, it shouldn't be much of a problem - most phones will still
have that, after all. One should probably ensure that the code
degrades gracefully, though, since such devices are probably likely to
become more common in future.
Regards,
Michael A.
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