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Jordash Talon Aspiring developer Posts: 37 Reg: Oct 01, 2011 location unknow... 370	confirm \| cancel 10/10/11 09:35 PM (14 years ago) Android API level 8 I noticed the tutorial videos show you that you should use API level 4 But when I imported my Buzztouch App, it automatically selected API Level 8. Does v1.5 of Buzztouch require API 8 or can I select 4 (for wider reach)? Title Comments I noticed the tutorial videos show you that you should use API level 4 But when I imported my Buzztouch App, it automatically selected API Level 8. Does v1.5 of Buzztouch require API 8 or can I select 4 (for wider reach)?

Parker @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1395 Reg: May 09, 2011 Pacific Grove, ... 24,500	10/10/11 10:27 PM (14 years ago) Hi Jordash, I believe the video you are referring to was made for android v1.4 apps. For newer v1.5 Android apps you want to use Googles 2.2 API level 8. There is some more information in the README.txt file in your project download. Just an FYI - We're working on a new video series to help everyone better understand mobile devices and the entire experience of app creation. They should be very informative and help the entire community. Just don't ask us for a release date. :P Comments Hi Jordash, I believe the video you are referring to was made for android v1.4 apps. For newer v1.5 Android apps you want to use Googles 2.2 API level 8. There is some more information in the README.txt file in your project download. Just an FYI - We're working on a new video series to help everyone better understand mobile devices and the entire experience of app creation. They should be very informative and help the entire community. Just don't ask us for a release date. :P

Jordash Talon Aspiring developer Posts: 37 Reg: Oct 01, 2011 location unknow... 370	10/11/11 10:09 AM (14 years ago) Ok cool good to know. Comments Ok cool good to know.

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