> but seeing
> as the outer container must be a fragment
You are mistaken.
> and the limitation of not
> being able to put fragments inside of fragments (if that assumption is
> correct)
That part is correct.
> I'm not seeing how the heck the actionbar tabs is even
> remotely useful on tablets ?!
When the user presses a tab, you replace the current fragment(s) with
different ones. That works whether the main activity area is one
fragment, two fragments, three fragments, four fragments, ..., where
the fragments can be in whatever containers you so choose (e.g.,
LinearLayout).
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