Again, if the issue had been that easy to see, why is no one complaining about it and why doesn't i see that on my Galaxy S6 edge+?
Heck, i didn't even see that kind of things on the demo model of the Note7 i was testing out yesterday at a phone store. So i don't see the problem.
Not only that, but if that issue you are showing actually had been a real issue, don't you think way more peoples would have complained about it?
But then ask yourself, why is so few peoples complaining about it?
Because they don't see anything of what you are showing anywhere.
Again, a demo model is a demo model. They are usually abused way more than what the devices for the normal users are. So it's much easier to come across screen or other issues because of that.
DisplayMate is not wrong. They know EXACTLY what they are doing. They are professional within screen calibration market like they have been for decades, so i doubt that they don't know what they are doing. DisplayMate or no other reviewers that tests out the Samsung smartphones with a Super AMOLED screen are seeing anything of the issues you are describing.
I use the Gear VR on a daily basis and everything there are really sharp and clear. The only issue is that the 1440p resolution is a bit low for VR. We have to get to 4k screens (from smartphones) before the Gear VR will be really great.
Nope. I stand by the real life facts that everyone is saying and showing in tons of reviews while you stand by a broken demo model of a phone as a reference.
You don't even cares about what all of the other reviews are saying, just because you found a Galaxy S7 / Note7 or whatever with a somewhat broken display and thinks that this is how real life is about those phones.
It's not hard to see who are right and wrong here.
Again, Apple does way to little to fix the issues at Foxconn like i have said and what my sources are saying to. Apple says they are looking into those issues, but the reality shows that pretty much nothing gets changed in the end which are the whole point and which are the problem.
Samsung and Microsoft and others are using Foxconn to, but they doesn't even comes remotely close to use Foxconn as much as Apple does. And because Apple is Foxconn's biggest contractor, then Apple is the one who have the most responsibility fix the issues there. Not only that, but i have never hard that the workers who make Samsung's products or Microsoft's products at Foxconn are underpaid. Have you?
Luckily, there are 1 million other things on a smartphone today that are as much important as the speed on a phone is today. Yeah, Samsung's phones lacks the speed of the iPhones, but what about the other gazzillion things the iPhones lacks over the Samsung smartphones?
That isn't important, or?
I have never denied that and i have never been talking about sapphire as i was originally talking about scratches on a plastic home button. So not sure why you did bring that up into that discussion.
You are wrong here. Everyone who uses an Android phone with the Google services gets 95% of the security fixes via the Google Play-services. The rest of the fixes is something that comes with an Android update which usually are the most critical security holes. So i would say that most gets the security fixes on Android.
Again, the Super AMOLED screens doesn't flicker.
Do you even know what PWM is and what it's meant for?
And did you know that Super AMOLED screens have the double of Hz than what the LCD screens have?
LCD screens have 120 Hz while Super AMOLED have 240 Hz. So i doubt Super AMOLED screens are flickering. Or why isn't the Super AMOLED screen here flickering here?:
Or why isn't the screen on the Galaxy S6 edge+ here flickering as it have an older screen?
Oh, because they don't flicker. It's just how the camera is video recording that is making that visible like i have said multiple times already. But you won't even listen to that.
So stop with the flickering nonsense.
The thing that they 'ARE TRYING' is just something they say to please their shareholders and investors. Like the sources i have shown you, pretty much nothing have been changed in the end. Yeah, you can say that might be trying, but a company with that much cash is able to solve anything if they actually cares about fixing their ***** over caring over their profits. That's a fact.
Nope, i'm just laughing my ass off that Apple is ripping you all off while they are doing mass tax avoidance in Ireland while they later sits and boast about how much money they have and so on while their blind customers thinks that's good.
Yes, Samsung makes a hell of a lot more products than just smartphones, tablets and computers. Samsung have been in the business way longer than Apple have been and Apple doesn't have as much experience in making good products as Samsung does, because what Apple does is to put together a product from using other brands stuffs. So a Samsung phone that is entirely made from only Samsung parts, are way better than just using different parts from different brands and then gets put together by uneducated slaves at Foxconn.
I would like to see some sources on your claims. Samsung as a brand between all of it's divisions is making way more money than Apple does. Apple only makes more money than what Samsung Electronics Inc (who makes the smartphones and tablets ansd such) is making. So i doubt that Samsung only makes 1 billion dollars out of building ships.
Let me tell you something that you might not be aware of. I have an uncle who was working on the worlds biggest tank boat back in the 80's. As he was working on a tanker, he was exposed to alot of chemicals through the years. That ended up by him getting sick because of it and he still have issues today because of it.
And this happened in Norway on a Norwegian company. It happens all the time. I'am saying it's ok that this is happening?
No, ofc not. But things like this is unavoidable to not get affected by this. That's life.
When you considers that Samsung have like 450.000 employees worldwide today, it's nothing new that cases like this can happen from time to time. There will always be incidents like those that will happen all the time, because things like this are unavoidable and it's something that will happen for a company with that many employees. Find me one company that haven't had a single reported incident through their lifetime.
You wont find any.
Again, Apple is the biggest contractor to Foxconn, so because of that, they have more responsibility for the working conditions over what the other smaller contractor have. Ofc the smaller contractors will have some responsibility to, but Apple is the big fish in the room and have most of the responsibility. That's how it is.