I wrote a simple app for the BlackBerry and tested with the 9630 simulator. How do I get a UI design that is compatible with all the simulators?
BlackBerry 10 UI design follows a specific color palette that all apps use by default, but you can brand your app with a signature color. This use of color can be a dramatic statement because all of the core screen components can be colorized, except for text selection and fine cursor controls.
There are two types of compatibility: device compatibility and app compatibility . Because Android is an open source project, any hardware manufacturer can build a device that runs the Android operating system. Yet, a device is "Android compatible" only if it can correctly run apps written for the Android execution environment.
BlackBerry 10 smartphones support gestures from the device bezel, which is the frame around the display area of the screen. You don't need to implement these gestures in your app. They are provided automatically. Wake up the device Display notifications Display the BlackBerry Hub Minimize applications Platform overview 51
Compatibility matrixes contain information about the required minimum software versions for operating systems and database servers, as well as compatibility of third-party products such as browsers and mobile operating systems with BlackBerry products.
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If you need your app to work on all the simulators, then get all the simulators and try it. RIM does a pretty good job of making simulators available to you for a variety of devices.
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