According to the Android 4.0 Platform Highlights, there is now a Unified UI Framework that allows, from my understanding, developers to develop one application (resulting in one APK) that can be used on both smartphones and tablets.
What does this really mean for developers in practice? Can anyone point to any code samples that illustrate this framework?
EDIT: To clarify, what I’m really asking is what are the means to make an application dynamically “look good” on both a smartphone and tablet without having to create another APK, and does the new Unified UI Framework provide the means to do this?
Looks like Google beat us to the punch with their new Android Training website, specifically Designing For Multiple Screens, Implementing Adaptative UI Flows, and Creating Multiple APKs for Different Screen Sizes. While it doesn’t specifically address the Unified UI Framework at 4.0, it lays it out nicely.