Is anywhere an updating list of supported models android devices (for every SDK version)?

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#1

Subject.
I realy want to know how many devices suupport arm6.
But it uncomfortable ant it takes much time to be shure, and check every device I see.
I want to know all devices (names,models) which Corona supports know. All devices my add could be works on.
(There are a lot of reasons, but its so difficult to me write in english)) I supose all is uderstandavle.
Where can I see that list? Is a way to add types(devices) in “view As”-panel in Corona simulator?
And one little offtopic question: Corona Game Edition is for Mac users only?

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#2

hello
here is a list of arm6 / arm7 android devices. I don’t know if it is up to date:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/Platforms/Android

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#3

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#4

RE “Game Edition” - we don’t have that any more. We just have Indie and Pro.

Any Game Edition features are now in all Corona builds and will work fine on both Mac and PC.

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#5

I tried to find an serious article about market trends, but have not found anything useful.Can someone tell me a useful link.
What are global analytical predictions for an increase in the proportion ARMv7 processors on the market of consumer devices?
Or high-end solutions will continue to be placed on v7, and middle-end and low-end will continue to be made using the V6?
I really like Corona, and reluctant give up. I want to hope that at the time when I can do quality applications, most of the consumer market will move to V7.

So after all and will be, right?)
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#6

Samo, there are still a number of armv6 Android devices out there however you must consider some of the best selling apps do not support it - Take joe (firemaplegames) latest app for example :slight_smile:

The biggest problem with supporting these lower end devices is that they lack power - they are laggy and struggle with all sorts of basic tasks and no amount of optimization is going to make them perform well with things like physics.

I have a couple of Android apps and I had some out prior to the ARMv7 switch, the difference for me personally in downloads has been almost nonexistent.

Just my two cents, hope it helps :slight_smile:

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