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I have a question about the android sdk.
I want the application to be avaiable for android 1.6 up to android 4.03.
I have recently been using the 1.6 sdk, but i need to block xlarge screens so i want to use a higher sdk.
Can i use the latest sdk and use the with
<uses-sdk android:targetSdkVersion="15" android:minSdkVersion="4 " android:maxSdkVersion="15" />
No, you need to use a higher build target, so you can compile with a
<compatible-screens>element in your manifest. This has nothing to do with<uses-sdk>.It is not a good idea to use
android:maxSdkVersion, as is explained in the documentation. Otherwise, this<uses-sdk>element is fine, though it has nothing to do with “block xlarge screens”.