"Fragmentation" is an oft-used term in Android development, employed to describe a any number of differences between two devices. Claims of fragmentation are likely to climb as Android moves into tablets and televisions in late 2010. This talk will review some of the developer complaints that often get lumped under "fragmentation" and describes the ways we as a community can better manage these issues.

"Fragmentation" is an oft-used term in Android development, employed to describe a any number of differences between two devices. Claims of fragmentation are likely to climb as Android moves into tablets and televisions in late 2010. This talk will review some of the developer complaints that often get lumped under "fragmentation" and describes the ways we as a community can better manage these issues.

Mark Murphy, who teaches introductory and advanced Android application development at Skills Matter, will deliver this talk via Skype.

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	Huddle Ian Cooper : 23rd Apr 2012
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