568×1026

The resolution 568×1026 refers to a display dimension commonly used in mobile devices, particularly in smartphones. This aspect ratio is a vertical orientation, meaning the height (1026 pixels) is greater than the width (568 pixels). The resolution was notably associated with the original iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, which featured a 9.7-inch Retina display with this pixel count.

The 568×1026 resolution provides a high pixel density, contributing to sharp and clear visuals. It represents a significant improvement over earlier smartphone displays, offering finer detail and better readability. This resolution was part of Apple’s push to introduce Retina displays, which aimed to make text and images appear crisp even when viewed up close.

While newer iPhones have since adopted higher resolutions (such as 1136×640 for the iPhone 5 and beyond), the 568×1026 specification remains historically significant in the evolution of mobile display technology. Developers targeting older iOS versions or legacy apps may still need to account for this resolution when designing interfaces to ensure compatibility. The resolution also influenced web and app design standards for smaller screens during its era.