Given I still have apps that aren’t optimized for the plus screens, I’m not hopeful. I look forward to the next two years at least of terrible looking apps!
Waiting for the developer of my “passwords” app to update so it can work with iOS 11
Given I still have apps that aren’t optimized for the plus screens, I’m not hopeful. I look forward to the next two years at least of terrible looking apps!
I absolutely agree. I have one app that I use constantly that hasn't been updated for the iPhone 6/6Plus and higher series of resolutions...
And the app has gone thru dozens of updates since then, like 3+ years. I keep bitching about it in the reviews, they don't give a ****.
Apple forces a lot of stupid things on people & devs, but I'm surprised they haven't forced devs to update for the higher resolution support.
Perhaps with the iPhone X and a completely different aspect ratio and screen format, devs will be pushed to redesign for it and will by the same token update it for the other larger resolutions of the 6/6Plus and higher phones.
I rely a lot on Touch ID for so many of my necessary apps that I'm a little worried that Face ID won't be supported anytime soon on many of them. I don't use just one password and use many different ones on different apps. ARGH!
If it comes first, it’s eks, if it comes last, it’s ten.
Eks: Xcode, Xserve, xQuartz
Ten: OS X, Final Cut Pro X, iPhone X
Given I still have apps that aren’t optimized for the plus screens, I’m not hopeful. I look forward to the next two years at least of terrible looking apps!
Future iPhones will adopt the same form factor as the X. You should probably update your app dude.
Is it really that hard to update an app for a new screen size/shape anyway? Assuming you used Autolayout, didn't abuse the APIs, etc.Apple needs to tell us how precisely how many iPhone X units have been Pre-Ordered, so that we have some confidence & incentive to do so !
NO MORE marketing games, Mr. Cook ... give us the facts, & treat us like Adults !
But then is X11 called "ten eleven"?If it comes first, it’s eks, if it comes last, it’s ten.
Eks: Xcode, Xserve, xQuartz
Ten: OS X, Final Cut Pro X, iPhone X
Yeah, and StackOverflow had lots of bad examples where people would do things like setting constant dimensions everywhere.Android started out with different manufacturers and different screen sizes. It had to do so from the beginning. iOS started with one (then two when the iPad came out).
Stop using that app. There are plenty of other developers that are working hard, being responsive to their users, that would be happy if you give them a try.