At WWDC 2012, an analyst polled 100 iOS developers and concluded that a different iPhone screen size and resolution would not be that much of a problem to tackle. On average, they rated the issue of an altered screen size as a 3.4 on a scale from 1 to 10, suggesting that the required software modifications would not take much of their effort...
20/06/2012
4-inch iPhone display does not bother iOS developers
4-inch iPhone display does not bother iOS developers: At WWDC 2012, an analyst polled 100 iOS developers and concluded that a different iPhone screen size and resolution would not be that much of a problem to tackle. On average, they rated the issue of an altered screen size as a 3.4 on a scale from 1 to 10, suggesting that the required software modifications would not take much of their effort...
At WWDC 2012, an analyst polled 100 iOS developers and concluded that a different iPhone screen size and resolution would not be that much of a problem to tackle. On average, they rated the issue of an altered screen size as a 3.4 on a scale from 1 to 10, suggesting that the required software modifications would not take much of their effort...
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