1-Use open source libraries to
check if the app will work on
older versions of Android. 2-Send beta versions of apps to
contacts to test them so that
bugs can be identifi ed and fi xed.
Great services to use for this are
cloud services like Dropbox and
Google Drive. 3-Implement services into the
app that assist with bug fi nding
once it has been launched
4- Study and read up on any API
changes between different versions of Android.
5-Use community forums to distribute builds of the app for specifi c
devices. The XDA Forums is a great place to
start.
6- Developers can now reply to individual comments on the Google Play
store. This is a great way to stay in contact with users and solve any
problems.
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