I think it would be reasonable to assume each device has its own palette entry for a reason and we will eventually see devices with different palettes.
Different wearable products can have different color depths. The least number of colors a product will have is 16. The RGB values of the available colors on the 16 color products are as follows...
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Using these colors for your bitmaps will make your app the most portable.
And from the Monkey C Programmers Guide...
While each device has a unique palette the developer can specify a palette to use for an image.
The resource compiler will map the colors that are defined in the developer’s palette to their closest match in the device palette and use only those colors.
I don't care to let the compiler chose a "closest match". Conflicts could lead to loss of detail, or totally inappropriate color.
If you are arguing then at least put forward some points that add up.
You highlight there will be unique palettes, I don't know how to deduce the colors from that. You highlight there will be at least 16 colors, yet devices.xml only lists 14 colors for the 920.
Why do you insist I should assume what the eventual palette will be, rather than just seeking a confirmation?
On the 920 you have 14 colors. Color 14 is reserved by the system, and color 15 is transparent. As the programmer's guide says, not every device will be like this. The palette of these colors is spelled out in the UX guide.
