TheChazas
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The answer... but all units/devices have same screen and same calibration due to a driver.
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LOL, this is getting funny!
How can they tell that this is normal behaviour?!?
I'm really disappointed... If this is "normal behaviour" for your AMOLED displays, then don't use it in so expensive hi-end devices like Lumia 950!
Oh..It's making me angry...
I'm really disappointed... If this is "normal behaviour" for your AMOLED displays, then don't use it in so expensive hi-end devices like Lumia 950!
Oh..It's making me angry...
Why the heck should we care ?
Get a grip. Lumia 950/XL are currently one of the best phones around hardware wise. And comparing to a LCD screen? Go do a contrast test
Get a grip. Lumia 950/XL are currently one of the best phones around hardware wise. And comparing to a LCD screen? Go do a contrast test
Did you do the test in this thread?
Contrast isn't the problem here...
And of course you can compare it with a LCD.
But anyway, put it next to any other amoled, download and run the images from here and you'll see the disaster...
Lol.... So many issues in Lumia 950 so many scenario missed by Microsoft testing team... Dev and testers in Microsoft are fit for nothing.... They say 950 is a flagship.. Lol its just the prototype released to production. they are not capable of fixing OS issues.... I guess when you get latest update 10586.71 the LCD will blow off . Similar to mic blown out in Lumia 930...and they will not even open their a** to fix it.....