It's frankly amazing how manufacturers always manage to [language removed by mod] up one feature from an otherwise perfect or close-to-perfect product. No AMOLED screen on a flagship? Really?
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OK, let's say that there's been a mixup and the screen isn't actually the older TFT but the the more recent IPS that's been in phones since last year. If that's the case, what's the problem? IPS LCD screens are excellent, have better outdoor viewability than amoled and aren't susceptible to burn in. Are you worried mainly about Active Display battery consumption or do you just simply prefer amoled?
OK, let's say that there's been a mixup and the screen isn't actually the older TFT but the the more recent IPS that's been in phones since last year. If that's the case, what's the problem? IPS LCD screens are excellent, have better outdoor viewability than amoled and aren't susceptible to burn in. Are you worried mainly about Active Display battery consumption or do you just simply prefer amoled?
AMOLEDs are easier to see through sunglasses.
I can buy the power consumption point of view as being a significant issue but not this lol
He's got a point. I refuse to drive without my polarized sunglasses. This would make using the phone as a GPS a nightmare.
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depends on the quality of the display. However one thing I always do in car mode is have my car mode app set to automatically adapt display to brightness
How does that work out at night?He's got a point. I refuse to drive without my polarized sunglasses. This would make using the phone as a GPS a nightmare.
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AMOLEDs are easier to see through sunglasses.
I'm really trying to understand how active display still has a purpose if it's an lcd display. Won't this use as much battery as simply turning the screen on? The whole advantage of amoled is that it only lights up the necessary pixels...
He's got a point. I refuse to drive without my polarized sunglasses. This would make using the phone as a GPS a nightmare.
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