>From what i've read on handera's and sony's web site it looks to be a pixel to pixel
>coversion for old apps. so on the sony each pixel you had on the palm will now be 4
>pixels on the sony. So in a sense its a "160x160 mode" now as to an approach to
>supporting them i would check out sonys dev web site, and also handeras.. since there
>is no standard api for this yet (hopefully soon... maybe.. please!! ) as to the ui,
>the controls will all be in the same position, except i believe that both devices
>have smoother fonts so they will look cleaner :)
later,
Philip Streck
Akron General Medical Center
Information Systems
>>> "Michael S. Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/08/01 02:42PM >>>
With the coming of higher resolution screen sizes, I'm wondering if
there is a simple solution to a couple of problems.
1) say you have an application that uses 160x160 bitmap backgrounds.
What is the effect of running the application on the higher
resolution device?
a) does the image get stretched?
b) does the image show up smaller?
c) does the OS sense this and switch to 160x160 mode?
d) other? explain
2) Is there a common (suggested) approach for making applications that
depend on bitmaps, compatible with all resolution types?
3) similar question regarding positioning of controls..
Thanks
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