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Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P
That's an issue for the end user though. If they buy low end phones then they shouldn't expect to be able to run all the same content as the higher end phones.
As it stands the most popular Android phones are more powerful than the iPhone 3GS and the low end phones are about comparable to the normal iPhone 3G and 2G. So it shouldn't be a problem until some of the super-low-end, sub-$99 Android phones that are currently being developed are released.
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The way Android Apps are meant to be designed is to decide on a range of hardware that you'll support (so from the lower end iPhone 2G/3G comparable phones to the Google Nexus
) and design your app so that it will at least run on the lowest end of those.
Years ago I knew of people who could hardly run Graal on their crappy old machines. It's just a fact of life that your app will not hit all audiences due to hardware constraints, but with Android it is fairly easy to hit a large amount of them. Especially if the current low end Android phones are comparable to the iPhone 2G/3G or even the iPod Touch, all of which run Graal iPhone.
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Originally Posted by 12171217
It's pretty difficult to compare the hardware, it's not exactly apples to apples..
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