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What the parent is describing isn't so much OS version specific but device specific. If Samsung puts out a phone with a broken Android build on which the GPS is
by antrix 15y ago
What the parent is describing isn't so much OS version specific but device specific. If Samsung puts out a phone with a broken Android build on which the GPS is always faulty, as a developer, I can blacklist that device and my GPS reliant app won't show up on that device's Market.
Consumer buys that device, loads up the Market & tries looking for my app which their friend said was MUST HAVE. They don't find it on the Market so go back to the store, return the device & get another.
I think this is what kogir is talking about. Feel free to replace GPS with such things as broken OpenGL implementation, etc.
- e28eta 15y agoI think a more likely scenario is that the user can't find the app and gives up. I'm very much in favor of putting the power in developers' hands though.