Jeffrey Sharkey is a developer who has just started to tweak OLED screen on Android. he has succesfully achieve a remarkable low power consumption, capable of double the overall battery life of the smartphone.
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Here you can read the details and watch a video of this working.
Summarizing, is based on rendering screen only showing one component of color. It could be a great idea combined with the light sensor for working automatic in high light ambient, in solar light, etc.
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thats definetely not that i want to see on my wonderful OLED screen
Ok, i think on not a normal use... but think in direct sunlight... your wonderful oled screen... seem to be the same with or without this and power needed is less.... it could be a good solution.
ok what the point to buy a phone with OLED? Buy a phone with monochrome display.
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have a look at this...i´m crazy about...
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http://www.modaco.com/content/pocket-pc-professional-news/272214/introducing-the-htc-touch-hd/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=425031
From the shine on the screen I'd have to guess capacitive touch. Pretty sweet looking. Hopefully they'll make a qwerty version a'la Diamond/Diamond Pro
HTC Touch
Very nice looking device.
I wonder how long before we get something like this with a lower power usage OLED Touch display. (or does it already exist?)
gm_fisher said:
Very nice looking device.
I wonder how long before we get something like this with a lower power usage OLED Touch display. (or does it already exist?)
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it does - see the Nokia N78.
Hi guys, I got the Bluboo X6 a while ago and must say, it's a pretty decent piece of hardware. Here is a short version of my review. Full review has been posted by Chinese-smartphones.com
Picking the Bluboo out the box immediatly surprised me. It didn't feel as cheap as I would have expected. But when you turn it on, it does feel a bit cheap. The screen is of moderate quality and has a resolution of just 960x540. Far too low on a 5.5"inch screen if you ask me. That said, the rest of the phone is pretty good. The fingerprint scanner in the home button worked very good (it's a slide type) and the camera was remarkably bettery than I would have expected for this price. Audio quality is good as well, and overall performance is fine (30,000 points in AnTuTu). I think the phone would have done great with an extra GB of RAM but that's not the case (just 1GB). Even the battery life was pretty good.
Sample pictures:
HDR ON
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So I just discovered my S8+ has a display problem that results in the right eye (lower half of the screen) being much darker than the other side; this causes discomfort during GearVR use because whenever a dark scene is presented, the pixels on the right side of the screen become so black that they actully turn off! Its like going blind in one eye!
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http://i.imgur.com/aaYYWRK.jpg
Here is a solid dark wallpaper I generated to test if you have this issue yourself, simply load up this image on your phone, turn brightness right up in a dark room and check for and variance in brightness, if you see any, you'll likely have a simular issue.
http://imgur.com/aaYYWRK
Anyone else have this issue?
Software I have tested affected by this issue;
The Manor
Pigusas
Dread Halls
Went on a hike in Brazil today and couldn't manage to take any decent photos the tree and other green stuff. It seems the contrast between the bright light and the dark green of the vegetation really screws with the AI, but even with the AI disabled, the pictures still looked like below. Is there a way take greenery photos closer to what the human eye would see, with the P30 Pro? Or is post-processing the only option for approaching realism?
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I don't have a comparable shot with another phone, but here's a jungle pic shot with an iPhone XR. To me it looks a lot more vibrant and fresh.
Hello, have You try to change contrat color ? When You are in caméra, clic on the icon beside setting and try other mode like "leica vivid".
Hello guys I hope you are doing great
I would like to ask you about something related to my iPhone 12 Pro Max when the brightness is below 30% I get a greenish reddish tint (reddish at the bottom that goes greenish at the top)
My question is being only at low brightness and disappearing completely at higher brightness can this be fixed with software to recalibrate The display at such lower brightness or it's hardware and there is no way around it.
I am attaching an example I am a bit lucky as I have the same display serial number as the photo which indicates samsung good panel
And lastly thanks for your time!
I am having the same as the image only difference is green up and red down happens only at 30% or lower
This issue is widely known with iPhone 12 lineup I wanted to ask here as there are many experienced people with such issues
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