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It looks pretty nice. How is it not compatible with a Nexus 10 (and is compatible with Galaxy Note II and an HP Touchpad running CM 10)?
by jerrya 13y ago
It looks pretty nice. How is it not compatible with a Nexus 10 (and is compatible with Galaxy Note II and an HP Touchpad running CM 10)?
- willwhitney 13y agoI'm actually not sure. Is there a place in the app distribution settings to allow / deny specific device sizes?
- brimtown 13y agoIt's defined in the Android Manifest using the <supports-screens> attribute
- kumarm 13y agoMake sure to add the following in AndroidManifest.xml: <supports-screens android:anyDensity="true" android:xlargeScreens="true" android:largeScreens="true" android:normalScreens="true" android:smallScreens="true" />
- jordanthoms 13y agoMy understanding was that you don't need that as long as your target sdk is new enough - it assumes you support all screen sizes unless you say otherwise.
- willwhitney 13y agoWill fix.
- JoshuaRedmond 13y agoIf it helps, the app currently isn't compatible with the Nexus 7 either. Also, it doesn't seem to support landscape on my Padfone 2 when docked (should act like a tablet). Looks good though.
- ivanbrussik 13y agoplease, i would totally use this (and blog about it) :)
- gtank 13y agoWe have now fixed this and it should be available on tablets as soon as the Play store propagates the new version.