Flurry for Android devices without Google Play services

We have an Android app that is distributed on both the Google Play Store and the Amazon App Store. Thus, some devices will not have Google Play services (Kindle-Fire, Blackberry, etc.). Given that the Flurry Android SDK (4.0.0) now depends on Google Play services ( see here ), what happens to these devices?

Will Flurry just do nothing? Throw an exception?

Does anyone have any workarounds?

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A well-implemented SDK with Google Play Services dependencies will check for availability using the public static int isGooglePlayServicesAvailable (context context) , you can always use this before loading Flurry into your application.

In the case of Flurry, I think it's okay to keep it there.



With BlackBerry 10.2+, you can install the APK through your browser so you can test your app's behavior on the platform.

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