hey there, i still need some final touches to this app, i'm planning to release it soon and i would appreciate if some of you could test it on your device. i am having crashes on the emulator but on my device it works perfectly fine (Asus transformer with android 4.0.3). https://www.dropbox.com/s/p1lg7gvso6lczd3/earacupoint.apk Cheers David

Lemme take a look.... Cheers! -- Smug Ok. First off, in the spirit of disclosure, I must say that the thought of 'any' acupuncture gives me the willies. ;) That said... 1) Main Screen: Can you center the buttons? On my Galaxy Tab 2 7" tablet everything is on the left side, off center. 2) Clinical Use: Table could be centered, or written to use the entire screen <table width="100%"><tr><td width="30%">Condition</td><td width="70%">Point Combo</td></tr><tr........ /tr></table> 3) Master Points: Image looks compressed (in portrait). Maybe it was designed that way, but it looks odd. 4) General: Pages that have text, need larger text. The black contrasts well against the image, but it's still a little hard for these tired old eyes. Larger text would fix this. 5) Additional observation: the "Points Chart" looks great in portrait, weird in landscape. Master points looks compressed in portrait, reasonably human in landscape. Otherwise, it's a great piece of work. No crash, no issue. Two thumbs up. Cheers! -- Smug

Crashed on me everytime tried to open it. using Droid 4

Sorry, forgot my name, Howard

Hmm... My Galaxy Tab 2 is running ICS v4.1.1 - Again, no issues on mine.

Thanks Smug, appreciate the feedback, i will try to fix all those things before i publish it! the tip with the table, i didn't even know it was possible, i am going to use it from now on :) about the pictures that look compressed or odd on landscape, is there an option to prevent the fliping to landscape on an isolated page? Thanks Howard, i wonder what makes it crash...

Tables can be made to flip or fly (literally, these days). But in summary, you can use either 'fixed' or dynamic width <table width="320">...</table> I think there is some kind of 'max-width' parameter too, but not every browser pays attention. You can do the same to 'subdivide' the table elements within. If you want to use a 'title' or something, you can use either 'colspan' or 'rowspan' or both to stretch the text (or values) across columns without messing up the mojo. <table width="320" max-width="600"> <tr> <td colspan="2">My Great Title stretches across the table</td> </tr> <td width="30%">Column 1</td> <td width="70%">Column 2</td> </tr> <tr> <td.... Data Data Data ...</td> </tr> </table> Cheers! -- Smug

I have fixed most of the issues you pointed, i can't seem to be able to center the menu button though: https://www.dropbox.com/s/p1lg7gvso6lczd3/earacupoint.apk