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For web apps you can set the startup screen with apple-touch-startup-image What about for iPads? I had the same issue as well... You need to you use a specific size of 1004*768. i explained it in this blog: http://www.amirnaor.com/?p=71 adamdehaven This will add a Splash Screen to your Web App. Below are the sizes you’ll need for both iPad and iPhone/iPod Touch, and iPhone 5. These include the status bar area as well. <!-- iPhone --> <link href="http://www.example.com/mobile/images/apple-touch-startup-image-320x460.png" media="(device-width: 320px) and (device-height: 480px) and (-webkit

Is there a way to find out the maximum number of simultaneous touches on an iOS device (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) ? I've read here and there that iPhone can handle 5 while the iPad can handle 11, but I haven't found an official way (through a function call, say) to confirm this. By testing it! See here for videos and source: http://mattgemmell.com/2010/05/09/ipad-multi-touch There's no public API to request that information from the hardware. iPhone can register 5 touch points on its tiny display, don't know about iPad. Having said that, I wouldn't count on the numbers that you find

I am developing a website for Apple i* devices which uses HTML5 webkit features like transitions but I want to disable some of the fancy stuff for older/slower iPhone models like iPhone < 3GS and iPod touch < 3rd Gen because on those devices the transitions are too slow. Is there a way to detect the exact model (not just the OS/User Agent) within Javascript? This appears to work, at least to determine between 2 and 3g and 3gs... Don't know how to figure out if it is a 4g yet... var percentmobile_t = new Date().getTime(); var percentmobile_s = 0; while(new Date().getTime() - percentmobile_t <

I'm working on an iphone/ipod app that will need to communicate with a computer (MAC for now, maybe PC if possible) though the USB dock connector cable. I'm a complete beginner with IPhone programming and from what I've been able to find out, the External Accessory framework is the place to start. While going through the online documentation about the framework I came across references to supported protocols. I couldn't find any more information about them so I'm wondering what they mean by protocols? Are they well known ones like HTTP, FTP etc? or am I completely off the mark? Thanks a lot

We have a card game website that makes extensive use of jQuery Draggable & Droppable and which has worked nearly flawlessly (when using a mouse) for almost a year. We would REALLY like to have the site work on touch screen devices, but we cannot seem to get jQuery's drag and especially drop functionality to work reliably. Dragging works "ok" unless the div being dragged is inside another dom element with any kind of offset, margin, padding, etc. If it is, the dragged element is also offset from the user's finger by a similar amount. May not sound like a big deal, but it makes the interface

Out of curiosity I've been playing with jQuery to determine the browser's screen size, and it occurred to me that screen size could be used to determine whether or not a visitor was using an iPhone/iTouch to view the site. So I used the following to test this: $(document).ready( function() { var screenX = screen.width, screenY = screen.height; alert("X: " + screenX + " Y: " + screenY); if (screenX == 320 && screenY == 396) { $('div#wrap').css('background-color','#f00'); } else if (screenY == 320 && screenX == 396) { $('div#wrap').css('background-color','#0f0'); } } ); On viewing the page via