Hi ,
i uploaded the apk to play store but i seems it not supported tablets but i tested my app in 10-inch tablet and it work perfect !!
Remember that your app should not just “support” most popular device screen orientations, but it should utilize the space in a well-designed manner. These resources should explain the overall topic clearer:
http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/configSettings/index.html
http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2012/12/04/the-ultimate-config-lua-file/
Hope this helps,
Brent
Remember that your app should not just “support” most popular device screen orientations, but it should utilize the space in a well-designed manner. These resources should explain the overall topic clearer:
http://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/basics/configSettings/index.html
http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2012/12/04/the-ultimate-config-lua-file/
Hope this helps,
Brent
This is an old thread, but I was recently having the same problem which was driving me nuts.
What made me really frustrated was the fact when I looked at the list of devices my APK supported, all of the major tablets were listed with a green checkmark beside them indicating that the app was compatible with those devices.
The whole issue was solved by uploading screenshots (with proper 7" and 10" dimensions) that had graphics filling the whole screen.
As I was developing the app I had uploaded placeholder graphics that only had some text on a white background. Even though the dimensions were proper for 7" / 10" tablets, it looks like Google has some sort of image analyzer in place which detects large areas of blank “unused” space, and then flags the app as “not optimized for tablets”.
As a test I took screenshots of the nearly finalized app and uploaded them to Google. I used an iPad mini screenshot for the 7" image and an iPad Retina screenshot for the 10" image. As soon as I had uploaded and saved these images, the warning disappeared.
Hope this helps someone else, as I was struggling with this for quite a while myself.
This is an old thread, but I was recently having the same problem which was driving me nuts.
What made me really frustrated was the fact when I looked at the list of devices my APK supported, all of the major tablets were listed with a green checkmark beside them indicating that the app was compatible with those devices.
The whole issue was solved by uploading screenshots (with proper 7" and 10" dimensions) that had graphics filling the whole screen.
As I was developing the app I had uploaded placeholder graphics that only had some text on a white background. Even though the dimensions were proper for 7" / 10" tablets, it looks like Google has some sort of image analyzer in place which detects large areas of blank “unused” space, and then flags the app as “not optimized for tablets”.
As a test I took screenshots of the nearly finalized app and uploaded them to Google. I used an iPad mini screenshot for the 7" image and an iPad Retina screenshot for the 10" image. As soon as I had uploaded and saved these images, the warning disappeared.
Hope this helps someone else, as I was struggling with this for quite a while myself.