I have made an app that works both on iPhone 4 and iPhone 3, but I don’t have an iPhone 3 to test on.
Is there any way to start my app in iPhone 3 mode (e.g. Info.plist setting)?
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I have made an app that works both on iPhone 4 and iPhone 3, but I don’t have an iPhone 3 to test on.
Is there any way to start my app in iPhone 3 mode (e.g. Info.plist setting)?
If it is just a particular view (and not an image file) that you want to test on development code, draw to a view scaled down to a half-sized (in points) view on an iPhone 4, and then display and (re)scale that half-sized view by 2X to fill the display, with antialiasing turned off (kCGInterpolationNone).
There appears to be no automatic flag to do this.