But I’m referring to the stock apps, safari, notes, photos, apps Icons on the home screen, control center and toggles.. they’re larger
Yeah, Apple does not care unless there are lots of complaints on the look of stuff and then they will fix it!
But I’m referring to the stock apps, safari, notes, photos, apps Icons on the home screen, control center and toggles.. they’re larger
maybe someone can post a safari comparison to a + phone when they get their max.
The settings app is kinda pointless to see a comparison imo
Nilay Patel, in The Verge video review, says that certain apps show the same amount of information on the Max, just bigger (he cited Gmail and Slack):
(start at 2:20)
Presumably this might change as apps are optimized, as discussed above? Or might not...
Just ignore his interpretation. The way that's written is very misleading. While that does apply somewhat to stuff like icons, it certainly does NOT apply to stuff like Safari. You'll get more info on-screen right out of the box. And supposedly third parties will get the same if they develop using the latest version of Xcode. Now, whether they do that in a timely fashion or not is a different question. Some developers may wait many months before they finally update their apps to be fully Xs Max aware.Thanks, that's actually where I saw the article, see below this troubling quote from that article
"The XS Max also doesn’t really do a ton in software to take advantage of that big display: there’s no extra row of home screen icons or picture-in-picture for video. Some apps that haven’t been updated look a little broken right now, particularly Instagram. Everything else is mostly just bigger; apps like Slack, Gmail, and Twitter show you the exact same amount of information as the smaller XS. If you think big things are funny (they are) check out the size of the status bar when you pull Control Center down. AT&T WIFI, it bellows at you. THE TIME IS 4:12PM, AND YOU HAVE 68 PERCENT BATTERY. I giggle every time, just as I did with the original Plus phones.
EVERYTHING IS MOSTLY JUST BIGGER ON THE XS MAX
There are some software changes for the bigger display that are familiar from the Plus: in landscape mode, certain apps can switch to a sidebar view, and you’ll see tabs (with favicons if you turn them on) in Safari. But that’s really it. Apple told me that it doesn’t want to overstuff the display because it doesn’t want the interface elements to be too small to tap on, and most people really do just want a bigger interface on a large phone, which makes sense. I just wish I had the option to up the information density on the XS Max just a little."
https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/18/...-xs-max-review-camera-processor-battery-price
This is a good video if you want to see a side by side comparison of the XS vs XS Max. A lot more space on the Max.
Skip to 2:44
This is a good video if you want to see a side by side comparison of the XS vs XS Max. A lot more space on the Max.
Skip to 2:44
This is a good video if you want to see a side by side comparison of the XS vs XS Max. A lot more space on the Max.
Skip to 2:44
This!!! Thank you. Finally real presentation of x vs Xs max content within screen. Quite interesting, some give more information while others shows off as much as x just larger.
Will the black bars reappear on the Max in apps like Gmail?
https://www.macrumors.com/2017/12/04/gmail-app-iphone-x-support/