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I developed an Android app and released it on Google Play yesterday. The only problem is that I can’t install the applicatien from the market on my own phone (HTC DESIRE/BRAVO). It is listed to be compatible with htc desire but when I try to download it it says it isn’t.
I rooted my phone and have BCM ICS 4.0.3 CM9 installed. Could this cause the issue? How can I make it compatible? Thanks
Edit: Is it possible to adjust something in the code?
Yes a custom rom can make apps appear to be incompatible even when they are. A common issue is when it uses a non standard screen density setting in an attempt to gain more screen real estate.
If you do have a modified density, you could try setting it back to the default for your device. http://wccftech.com/article/increase-screen-dpi/