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It's a developer preview, which by definition is not something you should run on your primary phone.
by sciurus 12y ago
It's a developer preview, which by definition is not something you should run on your primary phone.
- kolev 12y agoYes, I'm a developer, and I need to test in the real-world, not in a lab to get a real feel of it.
- rbanffy 12y agoThat's why I have more than one phone. Besides, I want to know how what I build works on more than one device.
- kolev 12y agoSo, I need 2? One iPhone, which doesn't have issues with prerelease versions, and two Android ones?
- rbanffy 12y agoAndroid is a very diverse ecosystem
- kolev 12y agoApple iOS prereleases support more devices than Android, which only supports two: Nexus 5 and 7 (unsure if the first generation of Nexus 7 is supported).
- rbanffy 12y agoIt's fairly common to test your Android apps against a multitude of devices. There were times I had more than 5 different smartphones on my desk.
- kolev 12y agoSo, you're reaffirming what I said (i.e. Google didn't do a good job) as their preview works only on two devices - their own Nexus 5 and 7 (not even on Nexus 10 or Nexus 7 LTE; it's safe to assume that the first generation of Nexus 7 is not supported either).