Does the 720p display make apps look distorted?

[FreakyLocz14]

This was an issue before when qHD came out. This a concern might have me wait on the GNexus.

 

[joshua.mcf]

That will depend on individual apps.
For example. I have a banking app that fits on the HTC Desire (Original). If fits the screen perfectly.
Then I moved to the HTC Sensation with a bigger screen and many more pixels (NICE) and the app remained the same size. That means the app kept it's size ratio and did not take up the whole screen. But that is Gingerbread and ICS might have something similar to Honeycomb to battle this.

 

[Pr3mier]

My guess (and hope) is that 720 will be the standard resolution for apps

 

[eikphoto]

I've been using the rezound for the last two weeks and every app I have tried looks fine. It has a 720p display

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[infernalman7]

Most apps look fine.

But some 2D games could potentially be blurry for example Fruit Ninja.

 

[ibejack96]

most apps look fine... all the google apps look great (obviously), but i noticed that in a couple (like fruit ninja), you can definitely notice that they are not 720p... they still look fine, but hopefully app makers will update

 

[descendency]

If you are worried about a specific set of apps, I'm more than willing to test for you. I have 3 different Android devices at 3 different resolutions (an Optimus V, a Nexus One, and a Galaxy Nexus).

 

[FreakyLocz14]

If you are worried about a specific set of apps, I'm more than willing to test for you. I have 3 different Android devices at 3 different resolutions (an Optimus V, a Nexus One, and a Galaxy Nexus).

Well, the Facebook app looked distorted on early qHD phones. The apps were optimized for WVGA. It's been fixed for qHD now.

 

[descendency]

Facebook looks crisper to me than the Nexus One.