Android version has exactly the same look and feel as the iOS version

[ColinEberhardt]

The specification states that the look and feel of each of the target platforms should be matched. Implementations that exhibit this issue have the same look and feel for both Android and iOS.

It is worth noting that the PropertyCross team are not saying that this approach to cross-platform development is right or wrong. When writing the specification, the choice to adopt the relevant platform's look and feel was made simply because we feel that this is what most people will want to do right now.

It's also worth noting that some of the implementation, like mgwt, try to tailor the UI to make it more Android-like, but with little success.

[soyjavi]

Now I'm working on version 2.2 which has a totally agnostic UI. My thought is that the APP has to accompany to users not the OS.

[imaffett]

App Framework 2.0 allows the users to use "device" themes or create their own. Device themes are

1. iOS
2. Android (light and dark)
3. Win8 (light and dark)
4. BB10

[ColinEberhardt]

@imaffett sounds good - I look forward to getting an update of App Framework

[dbarbour]

RESOLVED in App Framework 2.0.

With new CSS for UI introduced native style themes for iOS, iOS7, Android (HOLO), Win8/WP8, and Blackberry 10.
$.ui.useOSThemes=true; //Set prior to $(document).ready() triggers;

SOURCE: http://app-framework-software.intel.com/doc2.php#afui/afui_themes

Or, create your custom theme with APP STARTER tool http://app-framework-software.intel.com/style2.php

[matthewdunsdon]

Fixed for Sencha Touch 2 - see #268