The M1 in the iPad Pro needs a cooling fan. It throttles too much. My handy dandy iPad Pro 2018 1 tb model with 6 gb ram runs games better.
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Third-Party Apps Can't Take Full Advantage of iPhone 13 Pro 120Hz ProMotion Displays [Updated]
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The M1 in the iPad Pro needs a cooling fan. It throttles too much. My handy dandy iPad Pro 2018 1 tb model with 6 gb ram runs games better.
Er, Apple is pretty good at raking in the cash and being the richest tech company in the world. Is it a business after all.
Yep, I am way too sensitive to 60hz to the point where even using basic Windows tasks I need 120hz. I find it to be the visual equivalent of an SSD upgrade. I can definitely tell even simply moving the cursor if something is 60Hz vs 120+Hz. So I can already tell a difference on my new iPhone.
This article is officially wrong, and should have an update tag. ProMotion is fully supported, and just needs a plist tag so the phone doesnt waste resources on apps that don’t say they need it. Another example of thoughtful engineering by Apple. And I’m chuckling at the hatebois who went off half-cocked (with a few choice comments quoted).
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I mean I don’t really care, my dude, as I’ve gotten older I’ve cared less and less about having the “best” and more about the right device for me. If you see the mini as a “starter phone” no skin off my nose, I’m just happy to have a phone that’s comfortable for me and my stubby fingers to use one handed
And now Apple said its a bug and fix is coming shortly.
And this is what android fanboys always end up standing on: a pathetic lie.
And this is what android fanboys always end up standing on: a pathetic lie.
“You’re not understanding that this isn’t an actual problem right”
My android phone, using Chrome, starts out at 120Hz, then backs down to 60Hz until I scroll the screen any, then it goes back up to 120Hz. Interesting!
120Hz works fine on an android phone with less battery capacity, so I really don't think it's a battery issue at all -- promotion is also able to clock a lot slower on static images...
That's dynamic refresh rate at work for others that claim Android is only static 120Hz. Actually prefer the more sane lower limit like 60Hz to avoid any potential degraded user experience compared to 10Hz.
It's all compressed air in the form of stock. Once the price of the stock collapses you're left with nothing.
Nothing other than their tremendous cash pile and huge income stream?
The stock price means nothing to Apple (other than as motivation for the employees). It has cash.
This is so ***** stupid - a simple setting in the settings app or control center - 120hz - the end - for all those that care for it over battery life. Instead they do this half arsed implementation.
Did Apple not double-check possible bugs that could be related to their most-hyped up feature for the iPhone 13 Pro...?
Honestly, if I’m reading an ebook 10Hz is way more than enough.
Kindles get away with 0hz, so 10Hz is luxurious
Considering that the documentation for devs was just published, clearly iOS15 was rushed. I mean there’s already a bug that you need an update for when you opened the box. Doesn’t show good confidence on the iOS team. Apple should stop virtue signaling or wanting to be the holier company. Just do a great job delivering your products first, hardware and software.
Yes, Apple is SO bad at it, it’s become the most successful company on earth.
So you’re saying it’s perfectly fine for Apple to have such poor progress for a software of their primary revenue maker, that they couldn’t even have documentation ready at launch. Sounds like you want Apple to fail then.
Time will tell. I actually like a certain part of Apple, and I want them to continue to succeed, and criticism is part of that. I thought Apple had learned about software quality and proper documentations, but I guess they’re still learning.