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Hello Maxime and Michael
IMO I would like to use 2.2 from the reason you've said and because I
personally have 2.2 phone ;-)
Anyway, since I'm just a newbie here, I prefer more opinion on this.

Best Regards
--
Korrawit Pruegsanusak



2011/3/26 Maxime Côté <cote.maxime1@gmail.com>

First of all thanks for your answer

On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 2:42 AM, Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@novell.com>wrote:

Hi Korrawit,

On Fri, 2011-03-25 at 12:53 +0700, Korrawit Pruegsanusak wrote:
       Personally (what with time-to-market etc.) I think we should
target the
latest android API version - ie. API level 9 - which gives us a lot of
nice (pre-wrapped) C APIs for talking to the system.

Shouldn't we use the lastest API level 11, of Android 3.0 platform?
Details at http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-3.0.html

        You're right - it's not the latest API level ;-) but it is the
latest
API level mentioned in the latest NDK you can download (my mistake). It
is also the case, that I only have a device running 2.3.3
(personally) ;-) so I'm biased.

       Its not clear to me that 3.0 gives us a lot more in the area of
basic
event handling / rendering too; clearly if there is something that makes
our job far easier there then we should use it, otherwise I'd prefer to
see 2.3.0 used personally :-)

       ATB,

               Michael.


After some research it's true that the 3.0 API would be great as it provide
interesting new features, like copy/paste and better keyboard support, but
it's not really widely use (at least for now) and the same goes for 2.3.3 so
wouldn't it be better to use 2.2.x instead so more people could use it ?


Cheers
Maxime



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