Hi Mark,Are you a paid DPS customer or on a trial account?Neil

You have a couple of options:1) Just post the .apk to a website and send the link around. The downside is your users will need to allow app installation from untrusted sources for this install to work.2) Distribute via Google Play Private Channel. Start with Distribute Android apps in your organizat...

It's a bug. It should be flagged on the first item in the top-level collection, not the first collection in the top-level collection. Colin and I both asked for it to be fixed Neil

This sounds like whatever mapping rule you have set up isn't applying the card you think to your banner. How did you set up the mapping rule?Neil

Hi Cindy,There is no way to limit the Android app to a specific class of device. In fact the Android developer documentation you linked to actively discourages people from attempting to do this.Neil

Jonathon,You can still put the collections in the top-level collection so they show in the menu. Ignore the indicator in the portal saying the collection is "home". It's irrelevant. When you run the app the first thing in your default collection, the article, will show.Neil

There's no need to do that, the TLC always opens to the first item in the list. Put the article first, that's what you'll see.Neil

Yep, it worked in 2014 in the desktop app.Neil

Ah, yes. We've talked about that feature several times although it is not currently planned. It's definitely something we want to do in the future though!Neil

We don't support multiple drag and drop right now. It's coming in our next release.Neil