So I am new to Android development and have a question on layouts. When I create my app in Eclipse I have it set up so that I can see what it would look like on a Nexus S (4 in., 480 x 800). This looks great when I open it on my Exhibit 2 4G (3.7 in., 480 x 800), however it looks terrible when I open it on the Nexus 7. The buttons are in the wrong places and things just don't look the same. I am assuming this has to do with layouts? When I create a Windows application in java I use a layout such as the border layout, grid layout, flow layout, etch... and then add it to the frame. That way no matter how big I resize the window, it always looks the same. How do you do this in Android? Also, kinda off topic, but when displaying numbers in a textbox how do you make it so that it only shows up to the hundredths place? I am starting out creating apps that deal with tips, sale prices, etch, and don't need the final calculated price to be to the 5th decimal place. Thanks in advance! Brandon Samsung Exhibit 2 4G (T-Mobile)
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