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I noticed that for older devices running the FB application it doesn’t have action bar or the slide-in left nav. Is it common practice to have 2 different releases? Or is the same app built to accomodate all versions the best thing to do
honestly if you were developing an app for Android 2.0+ and trying to implement a universal navigation system, IMO I’d just implement ActionBarSherlock, it conforms to the google ui design guidelines.
having different navigation base, on different android versions or devices, could confuse users when they upgrade, plus it will save you some coding and make your project more simple.