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Submitted by BeastOrange 105d ago | news

Apple to iPhone developers: No more low-res screenshots

CNET:The screen resolution shared by the first three iPhones and iPod Touches is expected to be phased out eventually, but in a new note to developers, the company appears to want to move that process along--at least on its digital storefront. (Apple, Culture, Gadgets, Hi-tech, Industry, iPhone, Phones, Services)

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C_Menz  +   103d ago
Only good can come out of this even though it is small news. It seems like Apple is going to be pushing it's display or "graphics" when the new iphone releases and is trying to phase out less quality products/images beforehand.
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