Simulating the left/right sliding animation transition?

You can simulate it on lower versions by using ViewFlipper for example, but I would not suggest it if you have a lot of View elements on your UI because this requires all the Activities' code to be merged into a single Activity. With a lot of Views you'll max-out the CPU/GPU limits pretty easily. All you get is messy code and bloated XML files This is the effect youtube.com/watch?v=SZTiJmclaRc My suggestion - just stick to what the platform API version offers by default and don't rape the hardware.

You can simulate it on lower versions by using ViewFlipper for example, but I would not suggest it if you have a lot of View elements on your UI because this requires all the Activities' code to be merged into a single Activity. With a lot of Views you'll max-out the CPU/GPU limits pretty easily. All you get is messy code and bloated XML files.

This is the effect - youtube.com/watch?v=SZTiJmclaRc My suggestion - just stick to what the platform API version offers by default and don't rape the hardware.

– Gratzi Nov 4 '10 at 9:08 As far as I see it, this is the simplest way of doing it since the "slide-in/slide-out" animated transition between Activities is not a default implementation when developing for 1.5 and 1.6 API versions. – Vuk Nov 4 '10 at 10:09.

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