API 12 may be for phones only, or for phones and tablets, or there may
be a version of Android that runs on phones and still has API level 11.
At this point, it's just not public knowledge.
So - IMO, filtering by API level is not sufficient. Adding a filter for
support-screens / only xlarge with or without large would probably be a
little more future-proof, and you can always tweak it later.
-- Kostya
23.03.2011 18:33, Chris Stewart пишет:
I'm close to releasing a tablet-only application and I'm wondering
what steps I need to take to ensure it's only available to Android 3.0
devices. Is it really a matter of setting the minimum SDK level to 11?
When the next version of Android comes out that has an SDK level of
12, but it's only for tablets, how will I need to change my manifest
to hide the app from phones?
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