I am pretty sure the market is doing this filtering now.  And yes, if it
sees a newer version of an app that is pre-installed on the system image, it
will offer the user an update.  This is how updates to the maps app are
delivered.

On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 5:26 PM, John Seghers <[email protected]> wrote:

> We're preloading apps that require specific OEM-level integration. Due
> to advice in an earlier discussion(http://tinyurl.com/yzpzwgd) we have
> a model-specific library and our application contains the <uses-
> library> element in the Manifest to reference this library.
>
> In that earlier discussion Dianne stated that, at some point in the
> future, the Marketplace would check for that prerequisite prior to
> displaying an update as being available. I.e. that if we put updates
> for two handset models (each with a different <uses-library>) that
> each of those handsets would see the update meant for that model, and
> none others would see it at all.
>
> I would like to know if there's any more clarity as to when this
> functionality will exist in the Marketplace?
>
> Also, do the package names of the differently-targetted applications
> need to be unique?
>
> I also wanted to clarify an assumption based on further questions
> asked by others in the earlier thread: Will the Marketplace
> application properly pick up that there is an update available for a
> preloaded application (assuming they are both signed by the same
> certificate and use the same package name).
>
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