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Hi I have released android application in android market But my app doesnt visible to all in android market site. Even under the more app from this developer it doesnt visible to all.. why this happens? can anyone know whats the solution for this problem?

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I don't think this question is a good fit for this site. This site is about helping people use their Android devices. It's not a good fit for Stack Overflow, either, as it's not about a programming problem. (This question was closed as "Too Localized".) There may not be a home for this question in the Stack Exchange network. I suggest you try the Android Market Technical Help forum. – Al Everett Jun 24 '11 at 12:14
Sorry, i am newbie to this forum. when i post my question in stackoverflow someone suggest this forum to post my question . i will search in Android Market Technical Forum.Thanks for your reply. – Deepa Jun 25 '11 at 5:40

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This could be because of the minimum version you set when developing the application. If you set the minimum to be 2.3 (Gingerbread) only people that have that version (or newer) will ever see your application. The same rules apply for 2.2 (Froyo), 2.1 (Eclair), 1.6 (Donut). If you don't specify that your application will work for them, they will not even see it in the market.

I actually think that I was able to answer this question without going in to StackOverflow area of topics, plus it may actually help someone else in the future that has this " issue". If you don't know how to set the minimum SDK version, that will be a question for StackOverflow.

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