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How to make your web content look stunning on the iPhone 4’s new Retina display

The moment you first lay eyes on the iPhone 4’s new Retina display, you are ruined. No other display will ever make you happy. Not unless it, too, is a Retina display. You start seeing pixels everywhere. My beloved MacBook Pro’s screen? Pixels. The iPad I bought a few months ago and couldn’t leave aside? Pixels.

Great insights by @aral on how to design apps and websites for phones with high pixel density.

Source: aralbalkan.com

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