LOL. I haven't accused anyone of anything. You are reading far too much into things i.e. the over sensitivity comment. What's obnoxious is your continuing to turn a harmless thread into something negative. Drama starting is what you are doing. Stop.
OLED is an excellent technology for sure! I just prefer some of the characteristics of LCD. Call me old school.
I think LCD is “better” still, too. Just a way more mature technology. It’s ok to be old schoolLOL. I haven't accused anyone of anything. You are reading far too much into things i.e. the over sensitivity comment. What's obnoxious is your continuing to turn a harmless thread into something negative. Drama starting is what you are doing. Stop.
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OLED is an excellent technology for sure! I just prefer some of the characteristics of LCD. Call me old school.
Excellent word, "mature". Best description I have heard of it yet! I prefer mature technology. Thanks for giving that clarity!I think LCD is “better” still, too. Just a way more mature technology. It’s ok to be old school
They wouldn't use an 2:1 display. They'd stick with the 19.5:9 aspect ratio, but yeah, a 401 ppi 6.1" display would be excellent.
Could be, but its only ever happened to me with the PWM on iPhone X series, its very odd. Never had any kind of issue ever before. I'd love to use those phones! Excellent devices.
It matters for consistency. The OnePlus 6 is a 19:9 screen. If they made an iPhone 19:9 then it would just add yet another oddball screen ratio that developers would have to deal with. If they make it 19.5:9, then it makes it a lot easier for the developers to deal with, since the X, XS, XR, and XS Max are all 19.5:9.
Best to clear up some misinformation here... Unless this is different at other carriers, I have NO credit hits whatsoever when financing through AT&T. Doesn't show as a hit, nor a new account, nor anything on credit reports. the iPhone Upgrade program does tho, as it's opening a new loan account. That's why I don't do that, don't want all these hard hits every year or two. At least at AT&T I have never had any credit inqueries, aside from when I opened the account years and years ago. And at 0% it's even a better option... keep the cash in a bank where it can grow, and then pay off when you're going to sell!
It’s worth the temporary tradeoff, in my view; plus, the SE camera isn’t all that terrible.
Okay that’s a good thing for the call quality, right? But does that expose us to more radiation? This sort of thing is not my strong suit.
That much isn’t so clear, at least as far as I’ve read. I was under the assumption that the worse the signal is, the harder devices have to work to establish/maintain a signal, leading to greater radiated output. I actually do typically care much more than the average person about radiation exposure but as things stand now I just want my shiny new device to be able to make calls without dropping them.
Surprised the crappy RF the X S Max gets isn't your main reason.
I wasn’t aware that the Xr would be better until just a few moments ago.