I hope what I ask makes since. Looking in the Eclipse res/layout I see all the layouts for the app. Where in the code do you decide what is the dafault layout? Such as I think act_home is the default. Trying to see if I can add some 'tabs' to the main area or through all the screens.

Yeah, good question. I don't have the project in front me but it goes kinda like this.... In a tabbed interface, each tab would a home screen - an Activity. I've made several tabbed apps in the past for clients and it's not too tough. But, converting a buzztouch v.1.4 app to this could get tricky. The idea would be to first get the default screen or whatever Android calls it (it's listed in the Manifest) to load an Activity that built the tabs, each one with a sub-activity. a) Figure out how tabs work in Android http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html b) Get the app to use the tabbed container as the default Activity c) Make icons, text, etc for each tab Hope this help. Yes, v1.5 supports tabs. But, we are only now approaching the public release of the iOS version, Android wayyyyy behind ;-)

I have build a seperate project that works great with tabs, For some reason I was hoping it have it populate through the app it would be as eas as adding the 'tabwidget' xml code in the global xml file..(all the other stuff as well). At this point crashing. I 'll keep at it. O how I wish Andoid 1.5 release was way ahead of scheduled. It's all fun.

No doubt on the schedule thing. For sure, tons and tons of the complicated details associated with the new release that we have already engineered, programmed, worked out will NOT need to be re-worked for Android so it should be much easier to roll it that this one. You can't image how much different, better, organized, efficient this new code-base is. Super exiciting.