Siena apps not optimized for Surface 3 aspect ratio?

It looks as if the aspect ratio of Siena apps is fixed to 16:9, which results in two ugly black bars (and loss of screen real estate) on Surface 3.
Is this deliberate, or is this being addressed in future releases?

On Mon, 28 Jul 2014 14:27:10 +0000, kpellegr wrote:
>It looks as if the aspect ratio of Siena apps is fixed to 16:9, which results in two ugly black bars (and loss of screen real estate) on Surface 3.
>
>Is this deliberate, or is this being addressed in future releases?
 there is no portrait view support either.
 Both issues bother me and there has been no comment or commitment from the
Project Siena team as to if or when.
 (and the black bars look terrible on my Surface Pro 3)
-- Barb Bowman

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