Just stop using Apps that get no Update in the next few weeks and leave a Review.... the Developer should react or there will for shure be an alternative. I have over 100 Apps on my XS all updatet to the screen.
Another reason to not use Facebook. Problem solved.Facebook not updated on ipp 12.9 yet... not a big problem
Dude it's a real issue. Imagine buying this $800 iPad Pro that has an 'edge-to-edge' display, only to discover that many apps make the tablet look like it came from 2010.
Yes there will be developer who of course will update their apps for sure, but that will take some time; and there will be developers, especially game developers, who'll just leave it as it is as long as it works.
Can't a guy just tell people to beware a product that has this kind of annoyance?
Just want to put it out there, the new 11-inch iPad Pro doesn't only have a new resolution, but it also has a new aspect ratio, ditching iPad's infamous 4:3.
This means, almost every single iPad app will now need to be updated to the new aspect ratio, and we all know this will result in so many apps neglected and will result in massive black bars for so many apps.
The 12.9" iPad Pro is now the safe option if you want all apps to take advantage of the whole screen.
Check this video and look how terrible Rome: Total War (go to 12:10) and Affinity Photo (go to 13:05) look on the 11" iPad. This literally looks like the original iPad from 2010. Such a dumb move by Apple.
SO BUYER BEWARE.
I believe it occurs if you don’t recompile against the latest SDK regardless whether you’ve used auto layout.I’m assuming this only applies to apps that don’t use auto layout also.
I believe it occurs if you don’t recompile against the latest SDK regardless whether you’ve used auto layout.
That’s certainly been the case for some but not all past aspect ratio changes, and I’ve seen it reported for this one.
Nope, it’s trivially easy. Just open the project and recompile it.Makes sense. Is that difficult to do?
It took years for some iPhone apps to get amended when the i5 came out. Even the big players took months IIRC.I don't see this being a huge problem for very long. Most developers will update their apps to support the new aspect ratio pretty quickly like happened when the phone changed aspect ratio.
4/3 is so awesome: why are the messing with this?Anyone know why they did this?
round corners awful imo. this is what happens when you haughty designDevelopers will need to update to new sdk to support rounded corners anyways. If they support the new iPads, they will support the new 11" aspect ratio. Easy as that
not Apple's job. they provide the tools and the developers are the ones to do the work. if someone doesn't update that's on them. not Apple.
then it’s time to stop supporting the developer and/or website unless it’s mission critical to your work or life. facebook.com for instance is a workable solution. just my take.
Just stop using Apps that get no Update in the next few weeks and leave a Review.... the Developer should react or there will for shure be an alternative. I have over 100 Apps on my XS all updatet to the screen.
It works properly. It does what it was supposed to do at the time you bought it. It’s not reasonable to expect it to adopt new features in the future.Wrong if i bought an AP from the apple store and now its not work properly i need Apple to refund me the cost I didn't buy it from a developer
I’m assuming this only applies to apps that don’t use auto layout also.
That is correct. Apple has an info guide for developers posted to help them finally make their apps auto layout ready if they hadn't over the last few years when Apple had been warning them to go that direction. I'm sure Apple will stop allowing new apps to be published for iPad without 11 inch support in a matter on a month or two and will stop allowing current apps to be updated without 11 inch support in 6 months or so. Most "important" iPad apps (drawing, photo etc.) 3rd party iPad apps will likely have support within a very, very short amount of time, perhaps as early as at launch.
Also if you watch 16x9 video on your 11 it gains 15% in size (compared to the 11 gaining just 7.5% overall from the 10.5) because of the new form. Basically the iPad screen is a little bigger but 16x9 video is significantly bigger. That's a good thing if you watch movies on this thing.
If you are suggesting that autolayout is sufficient to solve the problem, it’s not.
If you are suggesting that autolayout is necessary to solve the problem, it’s not.
To solve the problem, one must link against the 12.1 SDK. Apple requires this be done by March 2019 - after that it won’t accept submissions that use older SDKs.
Correct.ok so you are saying that developers can't submit new or updated apps starting in 4 months that don't support the new size of the 11? if so that's great news other than of course existing apps that simply won't get updates. that clearly isn't the important stuff at least.
So curious question. Might be off the wall. Did Apple intentionally give most reviewers 12.9 so this would be ignored? Felt odd that a majority of reviews i've seen is 12.9 vs 11.