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    <p>Your problem is that you have designed your bitmaps for a particular screen size rather than screen density.</p> <p>Plainly put, you <strong>should not do that</strong>. There are a huge number of different form factors and screen sizes out there, and you cannot hope to have graphics sized for all of them. So you fix this issue for 540x960 screens... what then with your users who are on 480x854 displays (most hdpi motorola devices)? Will you include different graphics for 1024x720 and 1280x720 displays if you're developing for that? What about 1280x800?</p> <p>Granted - it can be a pain to deal with these issues, but that is the price we pay for diversity of devices. And Google has provided a fair amount of powerful tools at our disposal to deal with this.</p> <p>When you are designing an app for Android, you need to think of the design as if you were designing a website - not a desktop (or IOS) program. All (or most) of the tricks that you use for designing a website also apply here - plus you have the density-awareness and 9.patch tools.</p> <p>And if you really cannot adjust your graphics/layout to the screen without messing it up, you can always center the layout on the display (or align it left or right, depending on what you think looks best).</p> <hr> <p>Edit:</p> <p>As I mention above, the core to flexible UI design in Android is to think of your app like a web site. Roman Nurik has an article discussing this on the Android blog.</p> <p><a href="http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/09/thinking-like-web-designer.html" rel="nofollow">http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/09/thinking-like-web-designer.html</a></p> <p>Apart from that, it is mostly covered by the Android site, etc.</p> <p><a href="http://developer.android.com/training/multiscreen/index.html" rel="nofollow">http://developer.android.com/training/multiscreen/index.html</a></p> <p>Using the right layouts and 9-patch images (not always - sometimes static images are better) will allow you to create designs that look good on all phones. But you have to realize that - like a website designed in a browser - you do not and can not have 100% control over how things are displayed on every single device. What you need to achieve is that it is still accessible and good-looking even when displayed on a device that you did not anticipate beforehand.</p>
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    1. CO480x854 is same as 480X800 so it's not problem..and 2nd thing is we don't support for extra large screen.problem is for 540x960 only and for some drawables only.
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    2. COThe principle remains the same; designing an app in this way is a bad idea on Android. And selecting away xlarge displays will not protect you from having to deal with this issue of multiple screen sizes. The Galaxy Nexus has a 1280x720 screen. The Galaxy Note runs 1280x800. There are 7" tablets with 1024x720 screens. None of these displays would be considered xlarge.
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    3. COcan you please tell me more (for my further application)..There are so many devices having different resolutions and comes in hdpi (Large screens not in xlarge screen) then for that how can i handle drawables for all the hdpi devices.All devices is having same drawable resources and that is hdpi.what is the master way???
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