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It's actually enabled by default on Android 4.0. It's optional only in Honeycomb.
by nextparadigms 15y ago
It's actually enabled by default on Android 4.0. It's optional only in Honeycomb.
- foobarbazetc 15y agoIt depends on your targetSdk. It can't be enabled by default because it breaks a lot of apps.
- ZeroGravitas 15y agoYou're currently downvoted, but you're correct. Apps targetting older sdks will need to opt-in to make use of the acceleration, even on ICS. But it's an easy switch to flip, assuming it doesn't cause visual glitches, which it can in some cases.