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This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. As a mobile developer (on - surprise! - Android) I can say for sure that unless you're writing native code throu
by grammaton 16y ago
This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. As a mobile developer (on - surprise! - Android) I can say for sure that unless you're writing native code through JNI, Google has taken great pains to make sure that an Android phone is an Android phone is an Android phone. "Fragmentation" is just not the big deal everyone is making it out to be. In fact, our Android application has required less than 1% of the effort to "port" it across all phones than our equivalent J2ME app required. You want to talk about fragmentation, go look at feature phones!
- nailer 16y agoAnd he seems unaware that iDevices have 3 different screen sizes and variable amounts of cameras. Then acts as if screen size and resolution are somehow dependent.