Drawable folder for 8 inch tablets

Question

I am working in an android application and I want to support my application in all devices. But I don\'t know from which drawable folder 8 inch tablet takes

Answer 1

"drawable-sw600dp" for 7'' tablets, containing 600px-width images

"drawable-sw600dp" is the folder that applies the drawable properties of device with minimum 600dp width.

So you dont need to worry about it.The android system will automatically suites drawable from sw600dp to 8 Inch Tablets

Have a Nice Day ....

Answer 2

The qualifiers hdpi,xhdpi,xxhdpi describes the screen density of the device, not the size of screen. From the official doc

            The better practice is to put the following drawables
           // for Phones
            drawable-ldpi
            drawable-mdpi
            drawable-hdpi

          //for 7 inch tablets
              drawable-large-mdpi
              drawable-large-hdpi(for Nexus 7)

         // for 10 inch tablets
             drawable-xlarge-mdpi

Answer 3

The drawable for 8" inches should be implemented if the App uses large background images where should be taken in a serious importance for memory allocation. U can easily categorize your Drawables to large-mdpi, large-xhdpi , large-port-xhdpi(..) but u are in a situation where u delete the small , normal large and u implementing a swallest width of 600, 720 as any android delevopers will customize early or later.. I really suggest to implement an sw800 where has 1280 x 800!!! and also to make sure in your code to have an ifstatement where directly speaks throw the DisplayMetrics.Density and implements == to 800 widthPixels... This will give an HD performance if the images are recycling and are on in InBitmap to retain instance..

Answer 4

You can use : "drawable-sw720dp" for 10'' tablets, containing 720px-width images" for the 8" Tablet .

For more info you can refer here , as 8" is reside between 7-10 Range so that you can use 10" drawable folder

http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html