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iPhone Screen Resolution is 480 x 320 pixels

3gsiphone I had to develop an iPhone specific website recently and working with the iPhone resolution was a key aspect in this development process. If anyone else is curious, the iPhone screen resolution is 480×320 pixels, with a display of 163ppi (ppi is pixels per inch whereas dpi is dots per inch). Source: Apple: iPhone Specs

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Comment from Chris
Time: November 20, 2009, 1:53 pm

Hey you stupid idiot, the screen rez is 320×480… NOT 480×320… get it right you dumbace.

Comment from Sean
Time: November 24, 2009, 12:34 pm

Hey Chris, chill out. I realize that you’re just trying to be cute, but here on the internet, comments full of derogatory words can be often taken as abrasive when we don’t see your adorable dimpled smile that goes along with it. The irony here, is that you are the ignorant one, my friend. Those are both the same screen resolution, simply reverse the numbers and you’ll see what I mean. The resolution of the GUI might be 320×480, but apps can be either. You see, the iPhone’s accelerometer allows you to change aspect ratio from vertical to horizontal with a simple 90-degree rotation of the device. A lot of apps are set up for the horizontal, or 480×320, resolution.

Comment from Robert
Time: November 27, 2009, 8:55 am

Well, I wouldn’t worry about him, he is criticizing someone, and yet cannot spell dumba$$ correctly, so I wouldn’t take much stock in what he says.

and yes when you trun the iphone, the resolutions changes to 480 x 320 so it can be both.

Comment from Robert
Time: November 27, 2009, 8:56 am

Guess I can’t spell either – oh well no one is perfect

Comment from sam
Time: March 5, 2010, 7:08 am

the iPhone screen size for Safari is greater than what has been posted

its actually 980px not 480px unless you add the following tag

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