i have a app built in Xcode 4.5 with 4 inch screen/View controllers i built this app just for iPhone 5 as i sent it off to iTunes connect. once it said upload received it showed "Missing Localized Screenshots" straight away.
how can i fix this i have 5 screenshots for iPhone 5 and thats it, but if i was to put screenshots for 3.5 inch screens the message goes and my app will wait for review but the one problem is when i run it on my iPod all the images/buttons are I'ver off the screen or in a different places please help.
are there any ways around this if so i really would appreciate it if you could let me known.
or do you have to develop a applications for both devices iPhone 5 and iPhone 4 now?
hope this all make sense and you guys understand what i mean thank you!
It isn't about the device, but the version of the OS. You can't target an app just at the iPhone 5. You can can target an app at iOS version 6 which includes 4 inch and 3.5 inch screens.
Edited to add
There are many resources about supporting multiple screen sizes in iOS6, one of which is, for example:
How to develop or migrate apps for iPhone 5 screen resolution?
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I created a website for a customer: https://marie-gon.com
As always I tested it for various screen sizes using Firefox, Safari and Chrome inbuild responsive design tools.
I own a macbook 11inch, and ipad and iPhone 5/SE so for those devices I can check if the tests are the same in real live.
My customer has a macbook 16 inch retina, her partner a macbook 13inch and her graphic designer an iMac 5k retina. All 3 see sent me screen shots and none of them reflect the test results. I am trying to figure out for weeks now what's wrong and I can't solve the problem.
Can anyone help me?
It appears all is well, except for the customer.
Probably something to do with settings of the device.
While developing app with codename one with Netbeans IDE, I was running into this issue where the simulators were not usable except iphone 3. If I choose the simulator to be iPhone 5 or 6 or 6 plus, the simulator is so huge and only part of it appears on the screen and I couldn't even scroll.
Is there anyway to make the simulator to fit within the window sizes? I tried on Mac and Windows and I experienced the same result.
Please advise.
Uncheck the Scrollable option under the Simulalator menu. It's on by default since some artifacts might appear during scaling but for large skins there is no alternative.
Recently I updated my iPhone 4 to iOS 6.0,and my Xcode to 4.5.
Now what is the problem mean my iPhone 4 device is not connecting to Xcode.
Can any one help me please?
You need to add it to portal again using the Organizer.
I'm preparing a new build of my app in Xcode 4.5 to fix some issues introduced with iOS 6, but I'm not yet supporting the new screen resolution. A problem I'm seeing on the iPhone 5 is that when resuming the app, the default image is displayed for a few tenths of a second before the resumed state appears. Normally, the resumed state is displayed right away. The transition is not animated, so it is rather jarring and I'd like to fix it. I don't see the problem with any of the following:
Devices other than iPhone 5
The same codebase built in Xcode 4.3
The same build with an included Default-568h#2x.png
So it seems specific to iOS 6 + iPhone 5 + no Default-568h#2x.png. Does anyone know a fix for this?
I have a client that wants to have their Silverlight media player work on mobile devices. I know Netflix uses Silverlight and it works on mobile devices. My question is how? I can find articles about Microsoft using html 5 to stream the media but I cant find any examples or documentation on how. Anyone have any places or examples to look? Are there external libraries I need to implement? Once again I have tried searching on Google for some answers but I am not finding anything I can use.
Thanks!
Silverlight as you know it does not work on iPad or other tablets, a version runs on Windows Phone 7 though. If you want to build a cross platform application, HTML 5 is the way to go.