any suggestions please.
On Aug 3, 4:51 pm, Sudeep Jha sudeep.neti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
The below application is not found at Android Market on Samsung galaxy
Mini.Was able to download on other Samsung galaxy phones.
goog_1544198104*RAKBANK mobile
The immediately obvious thing is that the Galaxy Mini has a QVGA screen,
meaning it falls into Android's small screen size bucket. If your manifest
doesn't explicitly specify android:smallScreens=true in its
supports-screens tag. This is well documented at
That's easy. Change your compilation settings to android 1.6 (API 4)
Keep minSdk to 3 but set targetSdk to 4.
Then you can edit the support screen fields.
If you want to support large screens (Tablets) you need to do it with
API 8 (not sure tho).
On 23 juin, 06:45, Sudeep sudeep.neti...@gmail.com
IIRC, in the developer console, when you view the details of your app,
at the bottom you can see how many and which devices your app is
compatible for. Dunno how complete and up-to-date that list is, but
you could use that to see if your settings are as expected.
On 22 jun, 13:13, Sudeep Jha
Because your application is incompatible with those devices. For
example, perhaps you do not support small screens via the
supports-screens element in your manifest.
Tell me something, I've read the docs and I was under the impression
that if I don't declare supports-screens in
That depends on what version of the SDK you are compiling against...
The Dev Guide says this about the supports-screes tag:
*Lets you specify the screen dimensions the application supports. By
default, a modern application (using API Level 4 or higher) supports all
screen sizes; older
Thanks a lot Mark and Justin.
The minsdkversion support in my application is API level 3
So that puts it in older application category.
Like Bond,I was unaware of the fact that default support for all
screens is from API level 4.
I can't change the API level 4 . I am aware of the fact that there
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