Most of android apps optimize with HD resolution in HTC one yet?

[eak1570]

I use IPhone5 now not sure about android app.

 

[Raptor007]

The key benefit of Android is apps are built to scale to the myriad of different screen resolutions. The challenge I run into sometimes is to know do I buy the HD version or the non-HD version of the app. A quick email to the developer can help. Plus the Play store will always tell you if the apps is supported on your device just in case so you will be ok. I know on iOS there are still many, many apps that don't support the iP5 and leave the black bars at the top and bottom. I'm sure that will be enforced soon enough.

 

[roflwaffleton]

This isn't really a big concern on Android. Like Raptor said, the apps are built to scale to different screen resolutions. I run a bunch of the same apps on my Evo with its 720p screen as I do on my Nexus 10 with it's 2560 x 1600 screen. They look and work just fine.

 

[Suda]

Some apps are going to need to be updated to the high resolutions that these upcoming phones are going to have. Some people that already have the One claim that NFS: Most Wanted didn't quite work properly on it, as well as some other apps. But as others are saying it isn't really that big a problem.

 

[Acelx]

If the game/movie doesn't play in 1080p then it will run in 720p... The average consumer wouldn't know the difference tho.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

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[eak1570]

Thanks guys..