Android is a like a whole new ball game when it comes to fragmentation. You can't rely on the same kind of touch screens, or a keyboard being present, or a tra

Android is a like a whole new ball game when it comes to fragmentation. You can't rely on the same kind of touch screens, or a keyboard being present, or a trackball, or the speed being same, or an SD card existing, and the screen sizes all seem to be so different, cutting off part of your game's graphics or touch-areas. On a PC, I can count on there being a 2 button mouse, keyboard, and a 1024x768 resolution in a pinch. There seems to be no fall-back on Android. Then to top it off, it results in angry user feedback. And what frustrates ME the most ... comments in the Android Market don't even tell us what phone model the poster is using. For goodness sake, the number of problems this would solve is HUGE. OK ok, I'm beginning to rant. All I'm saying is Android is in a fragmentation class of its own :)