We have known for a few days that the iOS 6 application simulator is capable of running applications at 1136 x 640 resolution which the terminal would have iPhone 5 with a 4-inch screen, and now we know that Apple has implemented already an application scaling system. Practically, some native applications already have the necessary graphics to run in this mode, the system applications display the information accordingly, the Springboard knows that it must list more applications, everything being prepared for the launch of the new terminal.
The interesting part of the system designed by Apple lies in the fact that applications that are not optimized for this resolution display a black bar at the bottom/top of the screen and users will know that they must be updated to function properly. YET iOS 6 it seems to be optimized to work at this resolution, it knows how to scale applications and menus without problems, so all that remains is for Apple to actually launch the smartphone.
From the applications we move to the iOS keyboard because it will be modified in the new iPhone 5, but the modification only occurs if we are talking about the landscape version of the keyboard. In landscape the keyboard is longer than normal, but in portrait mode it is not changed at all considering that the portrait resolution has not been changed either.
