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Is there any way to hide apps in the android market for devices that fall in a certain memory class? eg. i only want to release the app for devices that have memory class 32 or higher( AcivityManager.getMemoryClass() ).
The <uses-configuration> tag only has screen / keyboard related flags, and <uses-feature> also has no memory related settings.
Is there any other way to specify necessary device attributes for an app?
I checked the AndroidManifest documentation and there is nothing that says anything about memory. The Market filters work with the information in the AndroidManifest, so I think it’s not possible.
The only think I can think of is selecting devices in the Google Play console that are allowed to download it. But that requires a lot of manually selecting the correct devices.
Maybe you can request it as a feature with Google?