Depending upon which APIs is used in a particular application, some Android devices may not be able to provide access to expected sensors or hardware hooks. If a user downloads an application which does not work as expected, that user will become frustrated and will most likely provide us with a poor rating and perhaps even a nasty comment. Luckily, there is a bit of filtering that the Android Market can perform, on our behalf, to ensure that only devices which support our application will be served the option to download and install it.
Modify the Android Manifest file to specify which particular features are required by our application:
1. Find the AIR descriptor file in your project. It is normally named something like
{MyProject}-app.xml
as it resides at the project root.2. Browse the file for a node named
<android>
; within this node will be another called<manifestAdditions>
, which holds a child node called<manifest...