Android Phone compatibility list

Solar2D Android
#21

I just checked one of my Android apps and it says the same thing as your does, 0 excluded. I believe that when users go to Google Play, devices that don’t support your apps features will not have an install button. This appears to be a way that you can manually exclude devices. Later if you find that the ObbieWoobieCheap Tablet is crashing a lot, but it’s still an ARMv7 device with an underpowered GPU, then you can add exceptions yourself as you need to. In other words, you generally don’t need to worry about this.

Rob

#22

Anyone help me.how to set filter for handset phone only.i used supportScreen,but some tablets are added(ex: sony Z,samsung tabs) in the list.below code i used not working.it is possible to use capatablescreen tag in corona sdk.

   supportsScreens =

        {

            smallScreens  = true,

            normalScreens = true,

            largeScreens  = false,

            xlargeScreens = false,

            largestWidthLimitDp = 320,

        },

#23

I’m about to release my new App after a year plus. Currently, my App shows 0 (zero) unsupported devices in Google Play Store. However, we know that Corona will not run on devices using any processor below ArmARMv7. So, how can I populate my Play Store list to get a proper number of unsupported devices?

#24

Really, no response to this issue? Certainly CoronaLabs doesn’t insist that every developer maintain such a list of ArmARMv7 devices and lower. I have to believe that someone has solved this problem. Please help if you can.

#25

Have you uploaded your APK yet? That list should populate automatically after Google has had a chance to scan the APK.

Rob

#26

YES Current APK, uploaded on Mar 17, 2016, 2:26:21 PM

Supported devices 10972

Excluded devices 0

This is really confusing because I have another App uploaded to GooglePlay written in Java which shows 11725 supported devices and 0 excluded.

So, is this a way of seeing that the difference between the 11725 and the 10972 must be those with the ArmARMv7 processor and lower?

#27

I just checked one of my Android apps and it says the same thing as your does, 0 excluded. I believe that when users go to Google Play, devices that don’t support your apps features will not have an install button. This appears to be a way that you can manually exclude devices. Later if you find that the ObbieWoobieCheap Tablet is crashing a lot, but it’s still an ARMv7 device with an underpowered GPU, then you can add exceptions yourself as you need to. In other words, you generally don’t need to worry about this.

Rob