And the S6 has a disaster of a battery life. It might be related.
So is the iPhone 6. It has a 1800 mAh battery or something similar. Pretty sure that the Moto X 2013 has better battery life with lesser specs and optimizations.
And the S6 has a disaster of a battery life. It might be related.
So is the iPhone 6. It has a 1800 mAh battery or something similar. Pretty sure that the Moto X 2013 has better battery life with lesser specs and optimizations.
I'm just saying the S6 would have had so much better battery if they had gone with 1080p.
There's no pentile Loss these days, do your home work.. if you.think there is no difference between a 1080p screen and a 2k screen you are so mistaken.Retina in theory relates to what you ACTUALLY CAN SEE, tangible benefit for most people
While whatever idiotic number Samsung and LG puts on their phone * 1.2 (for pentile loss) has mostly impact on marketing, with benefits for most users with normal eyes and normal use being ZERO
And even for the minority of people with very good eyesight the benefits are not wam bam either; there but minimal.
Test of resolution of eyesight are done with printed material of infinite contrast in perfect lighting condition.
No Cell phone screen of any tech is close to that. So, any one trotting out those "studies" should just stop.
Considering the quite bad impact on battery and performance of over speccing the screen, the whole thing is even more idiotic; the point of smart phone is actually being able to use it, not watching a high spec black screen (dead battery) or having to enduring a low performing slide show (as the GPU/CPU) throttles.
I think in some places overseas it's more of a cultural thing. They don't see it as stealing because everyone is supposed to be working for the good of the society. This is especially true in communist societies (and possibly former).
But that is what makes samsung different from other companies...at least they are usually the first to try new display or design ideas even if it compromises something else. It eventually leads to farther innovation or a better implementation in the future. I know larger resolutions sacrifices battery life but it gives companies incentives to improve battery life on that specific resolution over time.Yeah, but 1080p is more likely for Samsung because they like big numbers. It's kind of why they put 2k in there.