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2011-01-24 06:27:14
- Make sure the icon is stored with the name icon.png in those folders.
- Make sure android has a drawable/icon resource. Check this by looking at your gen/R.java file and seeing public static final int icon = 0x.... in the drawable inner class.
- Try cleaning your project build and uninstalling any existing version of your app from your phone/emulator and then reinstall the new version.
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The icon wasn't called icon.png, and I'd put it in the wrong place (not replacing the default icons). Thank you all!
I should add that it doesn't have to be called icon.png, but the name must match with whatever you chose in your android:icon="@drawble/..." line.
I'd like to emphasize part of the third step „cleaning your project build”: make sure you click on Project/Clean… and the clean your project. This did it in my case!
@Jems since your answer has so much vote, can you add the following pointer too: Make sure that intent-filter for MAIN and LAUNCHER is not mixed with other intent-filter.