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- ZS17
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I recently submitted a application to the Google Play store . I used Intel XDK to export it, when I tried to download it on the Samsung Galaxy S4 it says " Device is not compatible" is it possible to make it so it supports only that. I have been trying to figure this out and it bugs me, Thanks in advanced.
- ZS17
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Any ideas on how to get my application to support Samsung Galaxy ?
- ZS17
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- 17 Feb, 2014
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Bump. Sorry but I am still trying to figure out :(

Anyone have a app submitted to the Google Play store that has it working for Samsung Galaxy's, if so can you share how you did it.
- Joannak
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- 17 Feb, 2014
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Most likely this is not as much of Device itself, but the version of Android in it. I have not done any C2 Android exports, but have got impression that these exporting systems does not support older Android versions very well.

So. What version of OS your phone has?
- sachos345
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- 17 Feb, 2014
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Did you exported for x86 or ARM?
- ZS17
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sachos345 I exported it with x86.
- eblive
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Use crosswalk or cocoonjs instead for exporting to android.
- ZS17
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How would I export my Construct 2 project using crosswalk or cocoon
- Juryiel
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sachos345 I exported it with x86.

Isn't your device ARM based?
- ZS17
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- 18 Feb, 2014
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> sachos345 I exported it with x86.

Isn't your device ARM based?

What do you mean? I used x86 or whatever. I just really am trying to figure out how to export it for Google Play on the Samsung Galaxy
- Juryiel
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- 18 Feb, 2014
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What do you mean? I used x86 or whatever. I just really am trying to figure out how to export it for Google Play on the Samsung Galaxy

I mean that your phone (and most phones) has an ARM processor so you should export for ARM.
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- ZS17
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- 18 Feb, 2014
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>

> What do you mean? I used x86 or whatever. I just really am trying to figure out how to export it for Google Play on the Samsung Galaxy

I mean that your phone (and most phones) has an ARM processor so you should export for ARM.

Alright ill try it out . I'll post results
- ZS17
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- 18 Feb, 2014
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Results are excellent it supports alot of devices and Samsung Galaxy, would like to thank you for pointing out I had to export it to ARM.
- sachos345
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Where do you see it supports a lot of devices?
- ZS17
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Where do you see it supports a lot of devices?

When your on the Developer Dashboard for GoogleChrome Go to the tab on the left "APK" then if you have your .apk file uploaded it should show you how many supported devices there are.

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