Where is status bar when running iphone app

I've updated my iPad Mini to iOS 7 and now when I run iPhone apps I don't see the status bar (time and battery level etc). It used to show in iOS 6.
I see the status bar fine when running iPad apps, just not iPhone apps.
Any ideas?

I don't know which app your using but you can try deleting it and reinstalling it from the cloud. If it's in iPhone mode, you should see the 2x but when you switch it to 2x yes the option seems to disappear to go back to 1x when you are using IOS 7.
I lost the 1x on one of my apps but when I removed and reinstalled, it was there again. The time was showing at the top when I reinstalled it again from the cloud.

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I would like to confirm whether this is considered a bug or not.
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Please confirm whether this is happening to you. This annoys me a lot since I'm currently developing an iPhone app and I only have an iPad to test it, so what I am seeing is no longer exactly the same that is usually seen in an iPhone (well, a 3.5 inch iPhone). I'm using iOS 7.0.4

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<false/>

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http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
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Hi David -
David Restler wrote:
Question: What can I do in software (during the startup logic) to get the iPad to push my window down to make room for the status bar?
If you're creating the view in your code, you're explicitly setting the view frame. The controller then assumes you know what you're doing and doesn't make any adjustment for the status bar (or any other bars that may be above or below the content area).
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... I'm using a coordinate of (0,0) for my upper left corner, which is correct
As explained above, it's not correct if there are any upper bars
and after the first rotation everything works great.
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Hope that helps to unscramble things a little!
- Ray

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Vonage sends me email attachments containing my voicemails in WAV (G.711) format. Although, G.711 encoded WAV's are very popular in telecom I understand they are not supported on the iPhone. I now convert these WAVs to MP3 and forward as an email attachment to the iPhone.
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