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Indeed. For the modern Android dev, there aren't that many aspect ratios that you really need to support. Most modern phones are 16:9 (720, 960, 1080). There a
by kstenerud 12y ago
Indeed. For the modern Android dev, there aren't that many aspect ratios that you really need to support.
Most modern phones are 16:9 (720, 960, 1080). There are still a few stragglers (Motorola in particular), but they're becoming a thing of the past.
You basically have three aspect ratios to worry about right now: 16:9, 5:3, and Motorola's 427:240.
With iOS, you have 3:2, 4:3, 71:40 (iPhone 5), and now these new iPhone 6 internal aspect ratios that get hardware resampled.
- coldtea 12y agoActually 71/40 and "these new iPhone 6 internal aspect ratios" are just the same thing. So, it all boils down to: 4:3 (all iPads) and 1.177 (5, 5S, 5C, 6, 6+). 3:2 is just a legacy ratio that will go away going forward as the 4S gets older. It's not a ratio they have produced iPhones with for several years now.