All articles tagged with #display issues
Originally Published 23 days ago — by 9to5Mac
Users of macOS Tahoe are experiencing persistent screen flickering problems, especially with Apple’s Studio Display, which have not been resolved by recent updates and may be worsening, with Apple not yet acknowledging the issue.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by bgr.com
The article outlines common smart TV problems such as internet connectivity issues, display and aspect ratio problems, lagging, color and vertical line issues, audio delays, and no display, providing simple troubleshooting solutions like resetting network settings, adjusting aspect ratio, clearing cache, replugging cables, changing audio formats, and power cycling to resolve these issues.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by PhoneArena
Apple is addressing #scratchgate, a controversy over scratches on iPhone 17 Pro models in Apple Stores, by modifying display stands and cleaning procedures to prevent material transfer and improve appearance, which is crucial for consumer perception and trade-in decisions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNET
Samsung is set to release a software update for its Galaxy S24 lineup on Feb. 22, addressing complaints about display and camera issues. The update will introduce more display setting options and enhance various camera functions such as zooming, portrait, and night shooting modes. Additionally, improvements in language recognition and accuracy are expected. This move follows online complaints about the display's vividness and camera capabilities, with the company stating that the changes are based on user feedback.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechRadar
Samsung Galaxy S24 owners have reported new display issues, including a grainy texture and horizontal bars when viewing dark and gray colors, prompting concerns about the phone's hardware or software. While these problems don't seem widespread, affected users have been offered free replacements by Samsung. The company has acknowledged the issues and is working on updates to address them, similar to teething problems experienced by other smartphone launches.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
Samsung is reportedly working on a new display adjustment tool for the Galaxy S24 series to address complaints about display quality, including a "Vividness" slider to boost color output. However, a recent Reddit poll indicates that some users are experiencing a "grainy texture" in gray or darker areas of the screen, which may be a permanent hardware issue. Samsung has not yet confirmed when the update will be released, and some users have been advised to return their devices for a refund.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Mashable
Early adopters of the Samsung Galaxy S24 are reporting various issues, including display problems such as dull colors and a green line appearing vertically on the screen, as well as faulty cameras and connectivity issues with Android Auto. Samsung has acknowledged some of these issues but has also claimed that certain display behaviors are intentional. Users are hoping for software updates to address these problems, while some have been offered replacement units.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Digital Trends
Google has released its first software update for the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, addressing display and graphics-related issues such as a green flash when the display turns off, as well as fixing NFC-related problems and occasional wallpaper misalignment. However, the update does not address the recent storage access problem affecting Pixel 8 owners.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MacRumors
Some users are reporting that the Apple Watch Ultra display is too dim to read in low light conditions, suggesting an issue with the ambient light sensor that may be linked to Apple's watchOS 10 software update. Complaints include difficulty reading information on the screen in dark environments, particularly when transitioning from a bright room to a dark area. The problem persists despite manual adjustments to the brightness level in the watch's settings. Apple is aware of the issue and is expected to address it in a future software update.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Apple is reportedly scaling back its production plans for the $3,499 Vision Pro mixed reality headset due to production difficulties and complex design. The company is concerned about its ability to meet the internal sales target of 1 million units in 2024. The production issues have also delayed plans for a cheaper version of the headset. Sources suggest that Apple expects to make less than 400,000 units in 2024, significantly lower than the initial target. The manufacturing of the micro-OLED displays and outward-facing lens is a major challenge, with Apple expressing dissatisfaction with suppliers' productivity and the number of defect-free displays. Despite these hurdles, analysts predict a user base of over 20 million for the Apple Vision Pro five years after launch.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
Early adopters of the Google Pixel Fold are reporting broken displays after just a few days of use, with cracks appearing in the middle and spreading outward. Some users have received replacement devices from Google, while others have experienced issues with debris causing screen damage. This follows a pattern seen with other foldable phones, such as Samsung's Galaxy Fold and Flip series, which have also faced problems with inner-screen peeling and hinge-related breaks. The delicate nature of foldable screens, which lack a layer of glass and instead use Ultra Thin Glass, presents a challenging engineering problem. Google is offering replacement parts for the Pixel Fold on iFixit.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Ars Technica
The Pixel Fold, Google's foldable phone, experienced display issues after just four days of light usage. The OLED screen died due to a puncture in the exposed OLED gap around the perimeter of the display, which is not covered by the protective plastic layer. This issue is common among foldable screens, and the Pixel Fold's display was built the same way as those of other companies, such as Samsung and BOE.