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Just thought I would bring up the issue of being able to determine the simulator hardware as a specific device rather than just "Simulator". One reason I bring this up is because in my application I need to present information to the user and change it depending on their device/screen size. I don't have an iPhone 6 plus to test the layout of the information on, and I need to use the simulator.
By the way, thanks for developing this utility.
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Hi Cedric McPherson,
For simulators we're getting the same string thus we can't differentiate between iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus simulator. We can only know that it's a simulator.
Just thought I would bring up the issue of being able to determine the simulator hardware as a specific device rather than just "Simulator". One reason I bring this up is because in my application I need to present information to the user and change it depending on their device/screen size. I don't have an iPhone 6 plus to test the layout of the information on, and I need to use the simulator.
By the way, thanks for developing this utility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: