Default screen sizes for fuid grid & media query

Is there a way to change the default sizes in the fluid grid dialog for new pages. I would like to start with a 320px mobile size not 480. (since there are hardly any devices that are 480 as far as I can tell. Changing the tablet size would also be useful.

If you're talking about the preview screens in DW, click on the values and select or edit new ones. See screenshots.
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