iPhone and the iPad, as everyone knows, there are two very popular, best-selling gadgets from Apple.IPhone is a smart phone that can be used to make calls, send SMS and e-mail messages, read books, listen to music and video, Internet browsing, and much toga.Broj applications that can be downloaded and used on the iPhone only limited by their storage capacity and pouch for iPhone owners. Some applications (or "apps" for short) are free while others cost a certain amount, usually $ 1 or $ 2 for most popular applications. On the other hand, the iPad is a much larger tablet device, which is used mainly for connecting on-line, reading books and playing multimedia files. Basically, the iPad can do all things the iPhone can, except make calls and send SMS messages. (There are some iPad applications that do not allow you to send texts, but with certain restrictions .)
In short, the iPhone and iPad are almost the same in terms of what they can do. Their glaring difference is that the iPhone is a phone, and the iPad is not. In other words, the iPhone can be used for primary-phone calls, and the iPad is more like a portable netbook or PC. Another difference that stands out is their veličina.IPhone is 480 × 320 touchscreen, while the iPad has a much larger one which measures 1024 x 768 pixels. Looking at the two devices, iPhone about six units can be placed on the surface of the iPad.
The size difference is a key factor as compared to the iPad and iPhone applications. Almost all iPhone apps (except for the call), can be downloaded from ipad.Aplikacije will work pretty much the same, except that it will appear bigger to fit bigger iPad Touch Screen. However, not all applications designed for the iPad will work on the smaller iPhone. Applications that are native to the iPad use detailed use more space touchscreen. If these applications could be "reduced" to the small iPhone screen, they would not look as big, in fact, could well be unreadable. This is why domestic iPad applications can not be downloaded to the iPhone. But just to make the point clear, the reverse can be done:. Most iPhone applications can be downloaded and used on the iPad
Examples of the original iPad applications that will not work on iPhone as magazine and newspaper applications. On the iPad, a magazine spread looks great and very readable. But imagine the same on the iPhone zaslon.Slike and text in a magazine or newspaper article did not easily fit into a smaller space.
Can we say then that applications are better than the iPad iPhone? It is close to the truth, but it's not quite there yet. While it is true that almost all iPhone apps can migrate and work well on the iPad, an aesthetic loss occurs in the process. Applications that are native to the iPhone, when viewed in an enlarged manner on the iPad, it seems less harsh, more pixelated. May one see the jagged edges and blurry parts of the graphics applications. This, of course, stems from an increase or a doubling graphics originally composed for a smaller screen. This effect is known as "pixel doubling ."
To solve the doubling of pixels, the iPad user gets the ability to view native iPhone app in their original, smaller size. Thus, the iPad, the app will occupy only about one-half of the screen. For some local iPhone apps, there is the option to download higher resolution version. In addition, the app looks great on the iPad as it does on the iPhone.
has too many applications that have the iPad and iPhone versions. The user simply has to download the appropriate version for the enjoyment of the application with all the graphics and functionality intact.
