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I think API-wise the most important improvements were done with Kitkat and the 4.x series. Targetting that will get you pretty much all the users you need. So i
by josteink 10y ago
I think API-wise the most important improvements were done with Kitkat and the 4.x series. Targetting that will get you pretty much all the users you need. So it's not as bad as when 4.x was new and the majority of users were on 2.x.
That said, I agree it's hard to be enthusiastic about a new Android-release these days. It's even harder to find out what new stuff (which isn't tied to US-only offered Google services) which you have in store as a user.
On the bright side, that's probably a sign of a previously immature platform finally maturing.
- izacus 10y agoTargeting API 19+ (4.4) for most apps is more than realistic and that buys you proper RTL support and rather powerful devices. If you want to push UI to the limits, API 21 (5.0+) will still cover most of the market with great Material and elevation APIs.