...is that, in theory, this could be a non-issue with the ability to set the color calibration or gamma on the iPhone yourself. I can change color warmth and other settings on my Mac or most any LCD. Give us the option in our iPhone settings and the issue disappears. Unless there is some hardware reasoning that I don't understand, it seems that this should be fairly simple to do. Maybe the JB community will make it happen?
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What drives me nuts about Yellowgate...
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Apple seems obssessed with making their products so simple, that anything that gives the user control makes Apple very uneasy. Apple loves to remove choices & controls. The "Appliance" model suits them well. Sealed & disposable seems to be the direction they are headed with warp speed. Buy it, use it, trash it.
What drives me nuts is people making a mountain out of a molehill and slapping a "gate" on the end to blow it even more out of proportion.
I don't get it. Honestly, I think the screen is fine, if not damn near perfect.
I bought a Droid X on release day and had to get a replacement a little less than a year later. I immediately noticed that the screen was much warmer than the previous one. You get used to the screen after a while and I think warmer screens tend to look better than cooler ones. Not to mention there are very few phones that can let you color manage the screen. I could apply different filters to my Droid X (like a red filter or whatever) but that was after a root, installing a custom ROM and finding an app to do it).
You will get used to it.
I bought a Droid X on release day and had to get a replacement a little less than a year later. I immediately noticed that the screen was much warmer than the previous one. You get used to the screen after a while and I think warmer screens tend to look better than cooler ones. Not to mention there are very few phones that can let you color manage the screen. I could apply different filters to my Droid X (like a red filter or whatever) but that was after a root, installing a custom ROM and finding an app to do it).
You will get used to it.