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they look fuzzy compared to native resolution apps. apple has also, by denying the problem, failed to provide good APIs for multiresolution. android as faced
by spot 16y ago
they look fuzzy compared to native resolution apps.
apple has also, by denying the problem, failed to provide good APIs for multiresolution. android as faced and addressed the problem from the get-go and has a better solution.
- dieterrams 16y agoSorry, but how on earth do you know pre-iPhone HD apps look fuzzy on the iPhone HD? iPhone apps on the iPad look fuzzy because (A) it does not use nearest-neighbor scaling, and (B) the screen is way larger, with a much lower PPI. It would be surprising if the iPhone HD doesn't use nearest-neighbor scaling. And Apple hasn't denied a problem because it hasn't created one.