How can I tell the Android Market that I'm running an updated version of Android? Possible Duplicate:
  Why are some apps on the market incompatible with my device?  




My phone (Orange San Francisco) came with Android 2.1 and has not been officially updated in the UK so I'm now running a nightly beta of Cyanogen 7 (Android 2.3.3) which works pretty well.  

I'm trying to install an app from the Android Market that requires 2.2 (Froyo) and up but the Market insists that the app is incompatible with my phone and greys it out in the install dialog box.  

Is it possible to either update the Market with my details (couldn't find this option in 'My Market Account' settings) or to spoof another phone/android version so that I can download apps?
There are several reasons why apps could be listed as incompatible with certain devices.  It could be Android version, screen size, OpenGL version, camera configuration, touch screen type.  The list goes on and on.  You could try going to Menu -> Settings -> Applicataions -> Manage Applications and force close the Market and Clear the Data.  This would cause the market to download the lastest version of the Market and rescan your phones capabilities.  If that doesn't do it then you may have to wait until 2.2 is officially supported for your device.