I asked engineering about phone v tablet for layouts. Apparently AEMM looks at the width to determine whether a device is a phone or tablet. If the device is 600 pixels or wider, it's going to use the tablet layout. Less than 600 will use the phone layout. -- A device that's 720 is going to use the tablet layout. And that's what I see in the screenshot.But the card looks odd to me, this is based solely on my assumptions and a couple of screenshots. Since we know your device is going to call the ...

One thing to check is whether the mute switch is on.AEMM apps respect the position of this control (it's a soft switch in the bottom controls (swipe up from the bottom of the screen) but iOS apps (browser and music) will play through the speaker regardless of the setting.I've been caught by this, engineering has been caught by this, you might be as well. Easy to fix though.

Hey Jenn;Back in mid-March this topic was going on:Cards titles look different when publishedIt seems that iOS apps prefer leading of 1.1 or greater. Leading less than this value don't work as expected.In a related forum thread it was discovered that if you need to include the zero before the decimal place. Enter 0.9; entering only ".9" would become "9" -- but entering "0.9" would work -- but poorly for iOS currently.Adobe PMs are aware of these problems.HTH

Based on a recent question: what are the type specs for the metadata used on that card? A previous question came down to a leading value of less than 1.0 on iOS not displaying the same way as on Android. Your settings might be a new data point for how leading values are working on iOS.A long shot, but potentially interesting.HTH