I've made no secret of the fact that I don't find android all that daunting; I just hate the layouts. Not much has changed, lol! but I found this document, and it pretty much sums up in a fairly logical way what has to be done to support multiple screen sizes in Android. Anyone who has designed on their device and tested on a different device knows the 'variance' of display from one device to another. This page outlines what can and should be done to make your app flexible to a larger audience, or confine your app to a specific target. Hope it helps. I've bookmarked it. http://www.learn-android-easily.com/2013/05/developing-for-different-screen-sizes.html Cheers! -- Smug

Nice article thanks Smug.

Thank you! LA

BM'd. Maybe one day I'll get back into Android.

This article is amazing! Great find. You absolutely have to use all the drawable folders to avoid your app crashing on newer devices. I have been able to just drag the same image into the files to stop the up scaling....it seems like most Buzztouch plugins will "fit" the image anyway. But if you still have problems with crashing, then you should change the sizes of the images too. The layouts are important too, but I have only been using a phone layout and a tablet layout. I think it is ok, as long as you accept that the space on the screen may be filled in differently across devices. (Images with a transparent background are your friend!) But if that is not ok, then it isn't hard to make more layout files....just time consuming. In the Menu with a image and the new Menu Image Rows I included an extra folder called, layout-sw600dp. Drag that into your projects. If you don't, the app will still be ok, but your header image will be smaller.

cool! thank yall!

I keep this as a reference