What Android devices should we prioritize our development for?

TrentOster

We're trying to sort out the order we attack the various devices in terms of development and testing.
Please only comment to add a new device to the list.

jbeige

Toshiba Thrive 10"!!! Please! Or any Tegra2 device, and hopefully I can get it to work..

secretfire

JXD s7300, (Chip: Amlogic MX (Cortex A9 CPU, ARM mali400 GPU), Dual core, 1.5GHz
DDR: 1GB DDR3, Screen: 7.0-inch (diagonal) LCD, 1024*600 pixel) --- http://www.willgoo.com/jxd-s7300-dual-core-hd-gamepad2-dual-joystick-lr-buttons-8gb-p-306.html


Edit: Has better specs then the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7-Inch - so I'm going to assume it will run BGEE if that can. This is one of the better-selling and more high-end "chineese gaming tablets" on the market; it has buttons and so on for playing emulated games and such. There are a lot of devices 'like' this, but for now, this is the most popular/baseline of them.

Aremor

Samsung Galaxy Note 1

atomicsnowman

It really sucks that you have to target devices on Android. But Nexus 10 is definitely my choice.

Bethrezen

Nexus 7 is a great well rounder and I think that it should be the prime tablet.

sepotter

I want it for "Asus Transformer TF101"

Siriom

Aremor said:

Samsung Galaxy Note 1

What he said.

Fungostar

Please make it run on baseline reference devices, all other will come as a consequence.

Aristillius

Hum, after the thread was made an announcement my post disappear, so I ask again: Will there by some synergy effects between working on the Nexus and Asus tablets? Arent those tablets on similar specs?

Voted ASUS tf300 myself =)

inYoka

Asus Transformer TF101, please

Southpaw

My post disappeared too.
Anyway-voted for Motorola Xoom, but I have a Xoom2/Xyboard (Similar and a bit better than ipad2/samsung galaxy tab 10.1 of that time)

CreepingJudas

Not on the list but Tab 2 10.1

cmk24

Asus Transformer TF101

Kubus

TF201 :) Voted for the TF300 with nearly the same specs, would be really nice to play this on easter!

ozzykidr

Samsung note 2 and transformer tf700

bigdogchris

How uniform are Android devices? Is the multi-platform testing needed because of hardware specs or for the OS?

meyerjg

Nexus 10 all the way!!

k8eycat

CreepingJudas said:

Not on the list but Tab 2 10.1

This. Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. I have several friends that have them and we've all been waiting for the Android release.

Please?

Chet

I voted Asus Transformer TF700, but I just want to add that I have the keyboard and trackpad dock.

Retrotim

Nex10 is a must device.

diggerb

Samsung Galaxy Tab (1) 10.1

ansayamina

Siriom said:

Aremor said:

Samsung Galaxy Note 1

This, very much. GemRB works great on it, and so will BGEE.
What he said.

Also, 1,280 x 800 resolution, stylus and portability. Sure, Note II can be as good but lot's of people didn't upgrade when new model came out.

laneis

galaxy note 2 !

Hemi

Nexus 10 or any tablet with mali-xxx

palpatine87

Got chinese 9,7' tablet with Boxchip A10, 1.5GHz Cortex A8 CPU and 1024x768 resolution, probably has enough juice to get bgee going, but does google approval it so I could download bgee from googleplay after release, is totally different story

Thomasw

Of all the people I know with android tablets, the nexus 7 is the most common by far.

ansayamina

Thomasw said:

Of all the people I know with android tablets, the nexus 7 is the most common by far.

That's USA. On european side of the pond Samsungs devices are winning the popularity contest.

Thomasw

ansayamina said:

Thomasw said:

Of all the people I know with android tablets, the nexus 7 is the most common by far.

That's USA. On european side of the pond Samsungs devices are winning the popularity contest.

I am in the UK. I don't actually know anyone with a Samsung tablet, whereas I know of 5 people (including) with nexus 7's. I know this is probably not representative of the whole country, just merely my experience. I would actually say most people in the UK have Ipads, which is irrelevant for this poll :)

anonymous123

Asus Transformer TF201 - this is still a major device, and likely owned by many of your core demographic.

LordsDarkKnight185

palpatine87 said:

Got chinese 9,7' tablet with Boxchip A10, 1.5GHz Cortex A8 CPU and 1024x768 resolution, probably has enough juice to get bgee going, but does google approval it so I could download bgee from googleplay after release, is totally different story

I agree i'm 100% positive my Nook HD could run it, but Nook HD's cannot do googleplay, It would have to be bought through Barnes & Noble's site directly. So the chances that it will be available for me is pretty much zip.