S squall101403 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 2, 2011 24 0 Mar 15, 2012 #1 So if an iPad app will be updated to support the retina display. even ipad 2 users will be forced to update? So that means ipad2 users will have a huge app size even without retina display? Is this correct?
So if an iPad app will be updated to support the retina display. even ipad 2 users will be forced to update? So that means ipad2 users will have a huge app size even without retina display? Is this correct?
I irDigital0l Guest Dec 7, 2010 2,901 0 Mar 15, 2012 #2 You wont be forced to update. You can choose if you want to or not.
jclardy macrumors 601 Oct 6, 2008 4,297 4,746 Mar 15, 2012 #3 irDigital0l said: You wont be forced to update. You can choose if you want to or not. Click to expand... But once they start adding new features you will probably want to update. Most retina updates aren't 5x as big like some sites are reporting. Many will only be a few extra MB.
irDigital0l said: You wont be forced to update. You can choose if you want to or not. Click to expand... But once they start adding new features you will probably want to update. Most retina updates aren't 5x as big like some sites are reporting. Many will only be a few extra MB.
S squall101403 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 2, 2011 24 0 Mar 15, 2012 #4 irDigital0l said: You wont be forced to update. You can choose if you want to or not. Click to expand... So that means no separate upadte for ipad 2 users?
irDigital0l said: You wont be forced to update. You can choose if you want to or not. Click to expand... So that means no separate upadte for ipad 2 users?
master-ceo macrumors 65816 Sep 7, 2007 1,495 3 The SUN Mar 15, 2012 #5 It don't really make a difference. Just think about universal apps with retina icons for the iPhone.