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Sorry guys!!!! It looks like I posted the wrong image! So sorry! I posted it from my computer so all I saw was red.

I've uploaded the correct photo now (from my iPhone to be sure)

If you see an image inside the red square then you have a wide gamut display (like an iPhone 7 or iPad Pro)

Sorry for the confusion!!!

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I see a circle on my Samsung Note 3
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Check it out guys!

If you only see a red square, then you do not have an iPhone 7/7+ or iPad Pro.

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This is due to the wide color gamut (DCI-P3) display of the iPhone 7 models and iPad Pro.

I've got a very expensive IPS monitor at work that can't even display this image correctly.


Let's see if a screenshot works differently. [EDIT: Nope, it didn't]
I see it fine on my iPhone 7, can't see anything but a red square on my MacBook
What is that symbol?
 

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Let's see if a screenshot works differently. [EDIT: Nope, it didn't]
I see it fine on my iPhone 7, can't see anything but a red square on my MacBook
What is that symbol?
It represents a compass. Actually, it come from the old Safari icon of older iOS and OS X.
 
I see it on my 7 plus. Neither of my high end monitors can see it though. :/ 34" Ultrawide Dell Curved displays.
[doublepost=1480038672][/doublepost]My S7 Edge see's it fine. :)
 
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