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So it's not fragmentation, Apple just doesn't let you test in previous versions. This was an easy fix for all you needed was only one phone. Unlike Android who

by dillon 16y ago

So it's not fragmentation, Apple just doesn't let you test in previous versions. This was an easy fix for all you needed was only one phone. Unlike Android who has over 100 different versions of Android, yes you have the emulator for each base version but you can't guarantee for every phone.

dannyr 16y ago
I'm a 100% certain that you have not developed on Android. You just read about fragmentation on a blog or heard it from Steve Jobs. There are best practices on Android development to minimize fragmentation issues. And no, you don't have to handle 100 versions of Android when developing. If you restrict your app to run only from 2.1 and above, you got 80%+ of phones covered. http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-versions.html http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-ve...
jawngee 16y ago
You can download the old versions at http://connect.apple.com http://connect.apple.com