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• I'd love to know this too.

• Me too. As the market is now, this is imperative.

• Any examples of this would be great.

  The guy here suggests it's already possible

  http://developer.appcelerator.com/question/14881/transform-app-to-universal-app-works-both-in-iphoneipod-touch-and-ipad

• @phi
  I saw this, and it crossed my mind that tis can be done.
  My question is how to do this on the deployment moment , when you compile the application for the appstore.

• For those that are wondering how this is possible, what I have done is used an if statement. The API's provide a check for which version you are using by calling
  Ti.Platform.name

  Thus you can do something like:

  if(Ti.Platform.name == 'android') {
      //Do android specific things
  }
  else { //iPhone and iPad specific.
      //Do iPhone and iPad specific things
  }
  
  //Do Code that is required for both operating systems.
  

  I have just one warning:
  Be careful about camera specific tasks as the iPad 1 does not have a camera and you have to distinguish between it and the iPhone/iPad 2.