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I have written an Android application that I am about to release, but I would like to have a 2.1 version with multitouch and a lower API version without. However, if I simply just use the minSDK setting, the 1.6+ version would show up in the market with the 2.1 version on 2.1 phones.
Is there any way to release for a specific range of OS versions?
Thanks.
I would suggest having the application test to see if the multitouch API calls are available and use them if they are. If they aren’t simply degrade gracefully.
Here is a good Google IO video on this you may not have seen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNmohaZYvPw