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After installing the 12.1 beta, the iOS Simulator in Xcode appears to offer support for virtualized 4K external displays, developer Steven Troughton-Smith. That's not a feature that's possible with existing iOS devices using a Lightning to HDMI adapter, which suggests it could be a new option targeted at upcoming iPad Pro models that are rumored to be getting USB-C ports instead of Lightning ports. New in iOS 12.1: the iOS Simulator supports virtualized 4K external displays. This is not possible on any existing iOS device via the Lightning HDMI adapter — lends credence to iPad perhaps getting a USB-C port for 4K video-out? — Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) According to well-respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who is well-connected to the Apple supply chain, Apple is planning to replace the Lightning port on the upcoming iPad Pro models with a new.

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Apple has been transitioning to USB-C in its Mac lineup since 2016, but despite a rumor here and there, has not adopted USB-C ports for any devices in its mobile lineup. An iPad Pro with USB-C would bridge the gap between the Mac and the iPad, making Apple's pro-level tablet even more viable as a computer replacement. Kuo believes the USB-C iPad Pro models will ship with an 18W power adapter with a USB-C port, which would enable faster charging. We may not have to wait long for Apple to unveil new iPad Pro models.

There are new iPad Pros and Macs in the works for fall, and in years when Apple has a lot of fall devices to unveil, it's held two events, one in September and one in October. For that reason, we could soon hear news of an October event where new iPad Pro models and new Macs will be introduced. Along with a USB-C port, new iPad Pro models are expected to have edge-to-edge LCD displays with a TrueDepth camera system for Face ID and no Home button. Additional details on the upcoming iPad Pro models can be.

Check This Link This might be an XCode 6 bug that the added icons are not actually included in the app bundle, but you can work around it by going to Build Phases, expand Copy Bundle Resources, then press the '+' sign in the bottom to manually add the icon files to this category. In addition iOS 5/6 seems to have a bug that the screen doesn't update the app icon even if the icon files are included in the bundle. To work around it you can drag the app icon into a folder, then iOS will update the appearance of it. On the iPhone 7, iPhone 8 & iPhone X simulators (Xcode 9, iOS 11), my app icon would not display if it contained certain colours!

Below are two icon images, 60pt@2x, both using the AdobeRGB colour profile. I generated these with ImageMagick - the only difference is that they are a different colour. Icon A: #74B3BE This icon appears fine in the simulator (iPhone 8) Icon B: #E58921 This icon does not work in the simulator: Adding a single pixel of Icon B's colour into Icon A would also cause it to stop working. Removing the AdobeRGB colour profile from the icon fixes the problem, but results in washed out colours. The solution I used is to first convert the icon to the sRGB profile (I used ImageMagick). It remains to be seen whether this is an issue on a physical iPhone 8 / iPhone X, since they are not yet available for sale.

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Other simulated hardware such as iPhone 6s did not exhibit this problem even though it was running iOS 11. Addendum: during my testing (I've lost over a day on this!) I also observed pixel density metadata in the icons affecting whether the icon appeared in the simulator. 72dpi would work, and 150dpi would not. Unfortunately I changed the offending project and have not been able to reproduce that case since. Had the same problem.

You should also check if you have the correct value for the key 'Asset Catalog App Icon Set Name' under 'Project - Build Settings'. In my case it was empty (just '). When I added the correct value (section were the linker will find the app icon in Assets.xcassets), in my case 'AppIcon', everything works as expected. As I had many resources in that Assets.xcassets, I rearranged some of the resources in different sections etc.

So the AppIcon section was not in the 'root directory' of the catalog. Maybe this was the reason for the problem.