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According to this doc page, Android 2.3 supports extra large screen sizes (xlarge), and you can declare that your apps supports this size by adding android:xlargeScreens="true" in the <supports-screens> tag in the Manifest file.
But, since my app is targeted for a minimum SDK version of Android 2.1, compilation fails complaining about unknown attribute.
I don't want to use the new SDK because I won't get warnings if I accidentally use 2.3 specific features.
Is there a way out?
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Most modern Android devices will give you the option to adjust screen resolution in the Display options or Settings. To get there, look for the gear-like icon on the applications menu. It should be labeled as Settings. You can also swipe down and click on the Settings app from the drop-down menu.
1. Display display = getWindowManager(). getDefaultDisplay(); Point size = new Point(); display. getSize(size); int width = size.
You'll have to use the 2.3 SDK because that attribute simply is not known in lower SDKs. However, what you can do is set your target SDK to be 2.1.
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