| ANDROID 2.x BROWSER SIZES | |||||
| LCD Density | Default Zoom | Portrait | Landscape | ||
| Width | Height* | Width | Height* | ||
| @120 dpi | Close | 480 | 738/781 | 800 | 418/461 |
| Medium | 640 | 984/1041 | 1067 | 557/615 | |
| Far | 960 | 1476/1562 | 1600 | 836/922 | |
| @160 dpi | Close | 360 | 539/581 | 600 | 299/341 |
| Medium | 480 | 719/775 | 800 | 399/455 | |
| Far | 720 | 1079/1163 | 1200 | 599/683 | |
| @240 dpi | Close | 240 | 339/381 | 400 | 179/221 |
| Medium | 320 | 451/508 | 533 | 238/295 | |
| Far | 480 | 677/762 | 800 | 357/442 | |
| @320 dpi | Close | 240 | 339/381 | 400 | 179/221 |
| Medium | 320 | 451/508 | 533 | 239/295 | |
| Far | 480 | 677/766 | 800 | 357/442 | |
| ANDROID 3.x "HONEYCOMB" BROWSER SIZES | |||||
| LCD Density | Default Zoom | Portrait | Landscape | ||
| Width | Height* | Width | Height* | ||
| @120 dpi | Close | 600 | 846/924 | 960 | 486/564 |
| Medium | 800 | 1128/1232 | 1280 | 648/752 | |
| Far | 1200 | 1692/1848 | 1920 | 972/1128 | |
| @160 dpi | Close | 606 | 864/933 | 970 | 501/570 |
| Medium | 808 | 1153/1244 | 1293 | 668/760 | |
| Far | 1212 | 1729/1867 | 1939 | 1002/1139 | |
| @240 dpi | Close | 602 | 858/926 | 962 | 497/565 |
| Medium | 802 | 1144/1235 | 1283 | 663/754 | |
| Far | 1203 | 1716/1853 | 1925 | 994/1131 | |
| @320 dpi | Close | 606 | 864/933 | 970 | 501/570 |
| Medium | 808 | 1153/1244 | 1293 | 668/760 | |
| Far | 1212 | 1729/1867 | 1939 | 1002/1139 | |
| Apple iOS BROWSER SIZES | |||||
| @163 dpi | iPhone (iOS < 4.2) | 320 | 356 | 320 | 356 |
| @163 dpi | iPhone (iOS 4.2+) | 320 | 356/460 | 480 | 208/300 |
| @366 dpi | |||||
| @ 163dpi | iPad | 768 | 946/1004 | 1024 | 690/748 |
*Height: first number is with URL/Toolbars, second number is "app view" size without them. On Honeycomb devices browser has no "app view" mode, but 3rd party browsers (like Dolphin) have a "fullscreen" mode that achieves the same effect. Also note that on Honeycomb devices the @320dpi the pixel sizes are the same as @160 dpi so when high-density devices become available it is likely content will simply be scaled up 2x as it is on Apple's "Retina" display.
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