What's the size of the visible area in Mobile Safari on the iPhone 5 in default configuration, in landscape and in portrait orientation?
Just as predicted, Apple's brand-new iPhone 5 comes with a 4-inch display with a 16:9 aspect ratio and an 1136 x 640 resolution. That's good for 326 pixels per inch, exactly the same as the Retina display in the iPhone 4 and 4S.
Go to Settings > Safari, then scroll down to Tabs. Select either the Tab Bar or Single Tab layout. You can move between layouts without losing the tabs you have open."
According to Kyle Larson's article iPhone 5 Web Design, the resolutions are:
Portrait: 640 × 888 px (= 320 × 444 double px)
Landscape: 1136 × 392 px (= 568 × 196 double px)
That is with navigation bar, i.e in default configuration, like I wrote in my question.
According to @astletron, the resolutions are:
Portrait: 640 × 920 px
Landscape: 1136 × 424 px
Portait:
Landscape:
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