what is solution?
What is solution?
Alexander Peterson
Nicholas Hill
no is problem.
Christian Wilson
how so? are you gonna develop separately for each device?
Liam Cook
it is indeed huge problem and headache for developers, and i believe this is reason why all major apps work better on iphone.
Robert James
It's called responsive design, you retard.
Nathaniel Russell
Maybe if manufacturers would use a more vanilla version of Android instead of chopping it up and making their own shitty roms then this wouldn't be as big of an issue? Also the special snowflake components that literally no other manufacturers use while requiring special drivers to get working are another issue.
Joshua Morgan
>if all manufacturers made the same, shit, shovelphones using only commodity components,
things would be better
Jayden Collins
agree but is their actual solution?
mr street shitter, calm down and stop seething every time some criticizes your precious google. layouts are not only trouble in android fragmentation.
Ethan Miller
If you see fragmentation as a problem, the obvious solution is standardization. So you're stuck with Apple until there is a competitor.
In the desktop market their selling point of Mac OS for years has been that it's a standard/supported workstation oriented Unix for consumers.
And they basically dominate that market for the same reason... no competition.
Not saying OS X/iOS and Apple hardware is good or bad, just saying you don't really have an option in this specific scenario.
It's not like you're even able to get a palm, maemo, blackberry, or windows-phone, et al. device today.
Sebastian Sanders
Well, Sony phones would definitely be better if they used Google's camera app instead of their half-baked in house camera app that has fewer features and takes worse pictures for example.