Google puts Honeycomb AOSP release on hold

[Zero]

But then it's an issue with the OEM build you have. My point was that all non-HC android versions have enough flexibility built in to work (and well) on a tablet given proper scaling and hardware. And same backwards scaling can work with HC as well.

I know what you're trying to say about design intent, but given how much customizability android tries to provide, it practically makes no difference.

[Elysian]

Originally Posted by shrike126

I don't have a Cyanogen version of GB to install on one of my tablets, I've gotta keep them stock with the OEM builds. So far though the Mint app is an example but I just tried it again and it still stays formatted for a smaller display. The Cyanogen 7 RC2 build I have on my EVO works great though so I know what you mean, GB clearly has its strengths. But sitting down with my Honeycomb load on a tablet vs this OEM build of GB it's just very clear one just works much better and feels like it was intended for tablets, the other should remain on phones.

Can you go in the market and get the 'Spare Parts' app? If you can, get it and uncheck compatibility mode, might help.

[shrike126]

Originally Posted by Zero

But then it's an issue with the OEM build you have. My point was that all non-HC android versions have enough flexibility built in to work (and well) on a tablet given proper scaling and hardware. And same backwards scaling can work with HC as well.

I know what you're trying to say about design intent, but given how much customizability android tries to provide, it practically makes no difference.

Understand that I don't disagree with you that it "can" be made to work. It wasn't intended for that purpose though. If you use one then the other, you can feel the difference.