My Rant on the iPhone 5s

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Those are universal apps that are built with multiple layouts, you basically use the backend code but design layouts for each.
Here is a screenshot of the setup.

Then IOS requires two sets of assets one for standard resolution and the second for 2x resolutions.

What most do is make the 2x resolution first then scale it down to 1x resolution.

No, you don't get it. I'm talking about apps that are specifically designed for iPhones and not iPads and thus need to be blown up to fit the iPad's screen. You know, the apps with the little "1x" or "2x" buttons in the corner.

 

[anon5664829]

No, you don't get it. I'm talking about apps that are specifically designed for iPhones and not iPads and thus need to be blown up to fit the iPad's screen. You know, the apps with the little "1x" or "2x" buttons in the corner.

Yeah what about them? They are now far and rare between.

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[anon5664829]

...as long as they update their app.

The Order Odonata. There can be only one.

All developers are gonna update for the iOS 7 design ethos. Then as a result of just graphically redesigning the app they, by extension will have a 64 bit app.

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[DroidArmy]

All developers are gonna update for the iOS 7 design ethos. Then as a result of just graphically redesigning the app they, by extension will have a 64 bit app.

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My guess is most of the developers will make minimal changes. They'll just prepare it for ios 7 and release it. There isn't that much that needs to be done unlike the release of the iPhone 5

 

[anon5664829]

My guess is most of the developers will make minimal changes. They'll just prepare it for ios 7 and release it. There isn't that much that needs to be done unlike the release of the iPhone 5

Yeah.

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[return_0]

All developers are gonna update for the iOS 7 design ethos.

I doubt that. Sure, a good amount may, but far from all or even most (at least within the first few months).

 

[return_0]

Yeah what about them? They are now far and rare between.

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Not in my experience.

 

[DroidArmy]

Not in my experience.

Not in my experience either. I've seen apps with that a few times

 

[anon5664829]

Not in my experience.

Really? Its very hard for me to find an app not optimised for the iPad.

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[anon5664829]

I doubt that. Sure, a good amount may, but far from all or even most (at least within the first few months).

Well fine, most by six months. Many apps Btw are already iOS 7 ready.

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[DroidArmy]

Really? Its very hard for me to find an app not optimised for the iPad.

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I've found a few, but they're not very popular apps. They still exist, but most of the iPad apps have been optimized.

 

[anon5664829]

I've found a few, but they're not very popular apps. They still exist, but most of the iPad apps have been optimized.

Same experience.
You have an iPad?
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[Farish]

No, you don't get it. I'm talking about apps that are specifically designed for iPhones and not iPads and thus need to be blown up to fit the iPad's screen. You know, the apps with the little "1x" or "2x" buttons in the corner.

Not in my experience either. I've seen apps with that a few times

Those are phone apps that were dragged into the iPad. You can not buy those directly from the store. I did that with Streetfighter 4 because it wasn't available for the iPad at the time.

It looked stretched out and distorted, just like an Android app designed for the phone.

Developers don't turn that on, it is something Apple built into the iPad for people who did that.

 

[DroidArmy]

Same experience.
You have an iPad?
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My job required me to use one for a while, but I recently argued myself out of it and I only need my Galaxy now. I'm not a huge fan of carrying an ipad around all day

 

[anon5664829]

My job required me to use one for a while, but I recently argued myself out of it and I only need my Galaxy now. I'm not a huge fan of carrying an ipad around all day

Oh? You were gonna get one?

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[Farish]

No, you don't get it. I'm talking about apps that are specifically designed for iPhones and not iPads and thus need to be blown up to fit the iPad's screen. You know, the apps with the little "1x" or "2x" buttons in the corner.

My job required me to use one for a while, but I recently argued myself out of it and I only need my Galaxy now. I'm not a huge fan of carrying an ipad around all day

That is what the Note 3 is for!!!!

 

[DroidArmy]

Oh? You were gonna get one?

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No, they provided them for all the employees. I basically used it for a week and then gave it back to them. I hated it, and I explained to them if I can do everything I need to from my Galaxy I don't need it.

 

[return_0]

Same experience.
You have an iPad?
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About one-third of the apps I've installed on the iPad I was using aren't available in iPad versions. This isn't an exaggeration.

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Those are phone apps that were dragged into the iPad. You can not buy those directly from the store. I did that with Streetfighter 4 because it wasn't available for the iPad at the time.

It looked stretched out and distorted, just like an Android app designed for the phone.

Developers don't turn that on, it is something Apple built into the iPad for people who did that.

I was able to download any iPhone app from the App Store on an iPad; not sure if it's changed now. This was about a year ago.

 

[DroidArmy]

About one-third of the apps I've installed on the iPad I was using aren't available in iPad versions. This isn't an exaggeration.

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I was able to download any iPhone app from the App Store on an iPad; not sure if it's changed now. This was about a year ago.

Yes, that has changed now

 

[anon5664829]

About one-third of the apps I've installed on the iPad I was using aren't available in iPad versions. This isn't an exaggeration.

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I was able to download any iPhone app from the App Store on an iPad; not sure if it's changed now. This was about a year ago.

Yeah, a lot has changed.

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