Business MUST-HAVE APP: Smart Diagram

I'm sure it has it's uses for people in the business world that give presentations often. I would think it would work best on devices that have a video out ability, so that the display can be pushed onto a television or projector. It's a shame the app is only for Android 2.1 and up, but that seems to be the way apps are being developed these days.

84 % of all android devices running 2.1 or higher - why should developer do a lot of more work for only 15 %?

It is up to the developer to decide which OS versions to develop for. I will tell you that I still have a T-Mobile G1 running Android 1.6. I'm trying to get Android 2.2 running on it at present, but haven't gotten there yet. There are still a fair amount of users running Android 1.5 and 1.6 software.

The question the developer has to ask themselves is whether they want to do the extra work to be able to tap into that audience. In your case it appears the answer is no. Therefore, it is unfortunate for people who still have Android 1.5 or 1.6, because they won't be able to enjoy an app that they can't run.

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yes - you say it - but the numbers are showing us - only 15 % are running < 2.1. and in a few weeks i thinks it will be even lower

I understand your guys' stance. It is good it include multitouch screen abilities, gestures, and whatnot, as it makes the app better. My letdown isn't really with the developers, but rather with the carriers and companies that don't push out the latest updates so that we can all use the latest features.

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