Yes, Corona supports the Nexus 7. We have 2 of them in our office that we test with.
That said, there is 1 major Corona bug that affects all Android tablets (except Kindle Fire HD) running Android 3.0 or higher operating systems. If your app support both portrait and landscape orientations, then Corona will display the contents of the screen in the wrong position *after* you change orientations. The reason this happens is because the bottom navigation bar moves with the screen, causing the aspect ratio of the app window to change (ie: resize) and not merely swap the width/height like how it works on all other devices. Corona’s core rendering system does handle this resize event correctly at the moment.
The only work-around is to set up your app with a fixed orientation such as “landscapeRight” and “landscapeLeft”… or “portrait” and “portraitUpsideDown”.
We plan on addressing this issue sometime in the next month, after our upcoming release. It’s too risky to make a core code change at the end of our release cycle since it would affect iOS too.
mpappas, we’ve received your bug report and we’ll look into it once we’ve switched back over to bug fixing mode. That issue sounds like a hardware acceleration bug that we have to work-around. That particular issue should theoretically happen on all Android 4.0.3 or higher devices. We thought we’ve fixed them all, but it looks like we missed that one. [import]uid: 32256 topic_id: 32555 reply_id: 129486[/import]