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This question already has an answer here: How to enable native resolution for apps on iPhone 6 and 6 Plus? 8 answers I have my app build on Xcode 5.1.1 but once upgraded on Xcode 6 facing the problem with frame size as per new sizes iPhone 6 has 750x1334 resolution but, getting output 480x300 does anyone has faced the same problem with iOS 8, iPhone 6 or even on iPhone 6 plus simulators just run the app and NSLog the following lines NSLog(@"Width - %f, Height - %f",self.view.frame.size.width,self.view.frame.size.height); NSLog(@"Width - %f, Height - %f",self.view.bounds.size.width,self.view

We use a custom font face and custom font sizes in our application. When running the application on an iPhone 6 (haven't tried 6+ yet but I assume it's the same) all fonts look blurry. We also have an internal tool that uses the system font and it looks blurry as well. Why is that and what is the right approach to get them to render as crisp as they do on an iPhone 5? Perhaps your labels or drawing points aren't on an exact pixel, but instead on a fractional pixel. To prevent such situations use methods like ceilf(), floorf() and CGRectIntegral(). 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

After some initial testing, our app on the iPhone6 we are seeing that the status bar (and maybe the whole app) is showing the zoomed size. When I say zoomed, I am referring to the desktop setting zoomed vs standard. The app was written using the older storyboard type, not the new one with Size classes. My App: Home Screen: rmaddy This is normal if you have not added iPhone 6/6+ launch images. Your entire app, including the status bar is zoomed when run to fill the screen. This has nothing to do with the "Zoomed/Standard" setting. See How to enable native resolution for apps on iPhone 6 and 6

My app starts and runs on the new iPhone 6 Plus (or iPhone 6) in the simulator, but elements that I know are supposed to be small on the big screen (i.e. hard coded CGRect s) are large, as if the whole app had just been scaled up for the larger screen. How can I get out of scaling mode in the simulator? It looks like setting a launch screen file in the "App Icons and Launch Images" section of your project settings, or adding iOS 8 images to your launch image catalog, will enable "native" resolution. Adding a correctly sized LaunchImage seems to be enough (setting an incorrectly sized image won

I'm faces a problem with iPhone6' Display Zooms functionality, as on Xcode 6.1.1 simulator don't have Display Zoom functionality to test and its have standard display only. Problem: When I run my code on simulator and iPhone6 (with standard display) its work fine, but when I run my code on the iPhone6 (with Display Zoom functionality on) then my whole view disturbs from its original position and even UIButton are not even display or hide in this case. Here are the two images of my scenario: In the below image(iPhone 6 with standard display) all view is on its original position and everything

What is the platform string for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus? FYI: platform string is important because it helps identifying HW model for programming purpose. Below is my guess: iPhone 6 (GSM): iPhone7,1 iPhone 6 (Global): iPhone7,2 iPhone 6 Plus (GSM): iPhone7,3 iPhone 6 Plus (Global): iPhone7,4 Update: My company now has a verizon iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, here's what I've found iPhone7,1 = iPhone 6 Plus iPhone7,2 = iPhone 6 Old answer below for posterity. So I've done a little digging around in the IPSW files for iOS 8 . There are 2 files for the 2 iPhone 6 models; iPhone7,1 and iPhone7,2. The