Because we have old eyes and have a hard time looking at anything 1000+ without putting the device up to our face.
With the retina display on the iP4, you don't have to put it up close to your face in order to read the text.
I do, so does my dad. It's either doing that or zooming in because it's a pain. I'm half blind too and my vision will probably be totally gone in the next 20 years. Safari text is fine, the keyboard is fine, but the apps are the big problem.
A resolution feature might squish everything, but at least it'll allow people like me to look at the screen easier without straining our eyes. Maybe an adapter could be a better solution.
No, if you did that then the brightness would be less but if we removed 3/4ths of the pixels then we could save 3/4ths of the battery life and still have the same brightness.The best ways to save battery power are to reduce the screen brightness and disable unused wireless such as bluetooth. Screen resolution will have negligible effect on power consumption.
Then it'd be called EDGE. the iPhone switches between 3G and EDGE, depending on what is available in the area.
I think he is being sarcastic if you couldn't tell...![]()
When I first got the iPhone 4, I would use my 3GS and notices all these pixels. After about a week, I could go back and forth between the two and not notice the pixels on the 3GS anymore. I still love using both.I actually don't notice a huge difference between my IP4 and my iPad, or MacBook Pro, or anything. They all look good to me. And I have 20/13 vision too. I seriously don't see the big deal about retina display.
Because we have old eyes and have a hard time looking at anything 1000+ without putting the device up to our face.
I do, so does my dad. It's either doing that or zooming in because it's a pain. I'm half blind too and my vision will probably be totally gone in the next 20 years. Safari text is fine, the keyboard is fine, but the apps are the big problem.
A resolution feature might squish everything, but at least it'll allow people like me to look at the screen easier without straining our eyes. Maybe an adapter could be a better solution.
Make two circles with your finger as you do a screen shot. Make sure its counter clockwise or it may brick your phone...err clockwise. Dunno , one of those, I'm sure
Just like with the camera. We have 5 MPs but if we only take pictures with 2 MPs then we save 3 MPs of battery life.
I do, so does my dad. It's either doing that or zooming in because it's a pain. I'm half blind too and my vision will probably be totally gone in the next 20 years. Safari text is fine, the keyboard is fine, but the apps are the big problem.
A resolution feature might squish everything, but at least it'll allow people like me to look at the screen easier without straining our eyes. Maybe an adapter could be a better solution.
I think you are confused between lowering the resolution of the screen and zooming in on things. Lowering the resolution to 3GS levels would just make things less crisp, just as they look on an actual 3GS screen. All of the text and buttons would still be the exact same size. There is no way that this makes it any easier for anyone to read at any distance.
Theoretically the phone could keep its current resolution but allow you to zoom in on stuff. This would allow most things to remain crisp but get bigger, of course with the down side that you can't see everything that should be on the screen all at once. In fact I think you can do this...I'm not sure how though.
What the HELL is everyone talking about?
This thread is alternate reality.