Android - Screen Resolution and Screen Density -


> According to the management of resources (images) in the Android version 1.6, we need to place different resolution images in the Dribbles-HDMI, Drawable-Mdpi, Drawable-Lpi folder specifically.

And according to this page:

In the lower density section - three resolutions have been used: 240 * 320, 240x400, 240x432 small screen, normal screen, big screen special By form

The only way to moderate density section - small screen, normal screen, 320x480 for large screen, 480x800, 480x854 are three specially used.

And similarly for higher density ........

But I'm confused here:

(1) How do I know Whether a small, normal or large screen is used, I mean is there any way to find out?

(2) How do I know which type of density I am using?

(3) and Dryable- In HDPI, the Dribble-MDPI, Dryable- LDPI folder, which should have the image of the resolution in particular?

pls share your knowledge.

The handset is, however, as a developer, we do not have to worry about the individual handsets at all. All we have to do is that the ADK has LDPE / MDPI / HDPI assets and small / general / large layouts. Android handles everything internally

Do not forget to understand deeply about how Android uses and aliasing which asset to use.


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