>There's probably a lot more changes than you realize.
Do you know what those are or did you just assume that because its Google and so "there must be reason"?
> I can only assume given your comments you've never worked on problems like this.
You may assume it. The alternative explanation is I don't think its all that hard because its not all that hard.
> There's so many benefits you can get from writing an app specifically for low-end Android devices with poor data connectivity.
IMO, all that should be part of the base app. If your app can't handle different workloads (especially as basic as intermittent network connectivity for a video streaming application), its pretty much a huge design fail there.
Do you know what those are or did you just assume that because its Google and so "there must be reason"?
> I can only assume given your comments you've never worked on problems like this.
You may assume it. The alternative explanation is I don't think its all that hard because its not all that hard.
> There's so many benefits you can get from writing an app specifically for low-end Android devices with poor data connectivity.
IMO, all that should be part of the base app. If your app can't handle different workloads (especially as basic as intermittent network connectivity for a video streaming application), its pretty much a huge design fail there.