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Handling the screens of higher-resolution Android devices, such as the Samsung Tab

I developed a mobile application with the minimum SDK version 1.6. After linking to an article regarding support for multiple screen resolutions , I found out that I can use screens android:xlargeScreens="true"for higher resolution on mobile devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Will images in the folder be automatically saved drawable-xhdpiif I have an entry android:xlargeScreens="true"in the Android file Manifest?

Samsung Galaxy Tab has a screen resolution of 600 × 1024 pixels. I can create images in relation to the screen sizes of Samsung Tabs. Even larger Android devices with screen resolutions are entering the market, how to handle this?

Is there any other way to deal with support for multiple screen resolutions in general?

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Using folders drawable-is the preferred way to handle multiple density screens . The structure will automatically pull resources from the correct folder drawable-based on the screen density of the device. If you do not have drawings for this density, they will automatically scale them to fit.

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