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Thermopyle posted:I'm also old, but the difference is very visible to me. I can get behind that sentiment.
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isndl posted:"Best resolution" is subjective, I'm perfectly happy with a mere 1080p screen on my phone since it's better for battery life. Crunching all those extra pixels ain't free, especially if you're playing a phone game or two. Ok but that means you wouldn't care about the s20 ultra anyway. If another dumb variant above the s20+ is going to exist it should at least keep up with OnePlus. The amount of people who can't see better resolution makes me wonder about people's eye health in general. UnfortunateSexFart fucked around with this message at 21:50 on Jan 14, 2020 |
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On the one plus screen calibration, is there a "correct" setting?
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VelociBacon posted:Yeah just reading stuff and scrolling with your finger on the forums app you'd notice a massive difference from 60hz and 120hz. yep 1080 @ 120hz is the sweet spot.
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Femur posted:On the one plus screen calibration, is there a "correct" setting? Whatever looks best to you. Here's mine: 
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Both sRGB Natural and DCI-P3 Natural are calibrated to accurate within each of their colorspaces. sRGB natural would be more of a natural match with most content. I'm unclear as to whether or not the OP7P handles color space transitions properly (so you could set it in DCI-P3 Natural and have correct REC709 colors.)
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I don't think you can pick natural + advanced settings? I had it as amoled wide gamut, and it looks closer to vivid, so the others looks washed to me now.
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That's right, I goofed up there just by quickly looking at DisplayMate's calibration. They tested sRGB content and DCI-P3 content while just on "Natural" and both content sources came back as properly calibrated. So that means that Natural is properly calibrated and the phone is handling the colorspace switch properly. So, Natural is calibrated, otherwise pick what looks pleasing to you.
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hmmxkrazee posted:Isn't it feasible that they may enable that in a future update? The latest leak shows there isn't an "adaptive" setting that used to be there so interested to see if that gets added later as well. Do you mean enable faster refresh rate? I think the big thing is that they aren't going to pay for a panel that can do 120hz if they can't sell that as a feature on the new phone. It's quite a bit more expensive to the manufacturer (especially if a phone has curved screen etc) to buy more expensive panels. I'd expect a 1440p 120hz panel would make up the bulk of the actual cost to the company developing the phone unless they can do it in-house somehow.
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The story is that the the phone allows 120hz while in 1080p mode but not in 1440. So the hardware is there regardless.
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Any of you Pixel Warriors want a case for your 4XL? I have an extra due to an Amazon error, PM me.
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As long as you can force 120hz in developer options. like 90hz on a pixel 4 I'll be ok.
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CLAM DOWN posted:It's still a thing! Possibly something related to the source image you're choosing? It's working for me with a wallpaper from the Pixel wallpaper app. The images I'm trying are all wider than the screen. I tried installing Google's wallpaper app now but it gave me no extra options. 
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I'm pretty sure the option comes from the launcher. When using Nova, it's right there in the settings and on the wallpaper picker.
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bull3964 posted:The story is that the the phone allows 120hz while in 1080p mode but not in 1440. So the hardware is there regardless. lol what spec connection is used to hook these screens into the mobo/CPU? Are they bandwidth limited at the hook in
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LastInLine posted:I'm pretty sure the option comes from the launcher. When using Nova, it's right there in the settings and on the wallpaper picker. Boo, Samsung, boo! Is there an app that will do this for me?
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PirateBob posted:Boo, Samsung, boo! Nova launcher is that app.
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Fellow Pixel Warriors, the power button on my 4 XL is really loose. I have a case on it 99% of the time, but when I take the case off to clean it (fabric case), the button feels super loose and almost sunken into the frame of the device. Anyone else's like this too? I'm going to guess it's not really a huge issue, especially since I usually have a case on it.
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Branch Nvidian posted:Fellow Pixel Warriors, the power button on my 4 XL is really loose. I have a case on it 99% of the time, but when I take the case off to clean it (fabric case), the button feels super loose and almost sunken into the frame of the device. Anyone else's like this too? I'm going to guess it's not really a huge issue, especially since I usually have a case on it. The return of #buttongate!! No, mine doesn't seem loose or anything really. (For anyone with a brain not as weird as mine, pretty sure someone here returned a Pixel 1 because he thought the buttons were too wobbly.)
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Lol, I can at least say I don't plan to warranty replace this because of a somewhat wobbly button, especially since it's totally unnoticeable once a case is on.
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sleepwalkers posted:The return of #buttongate!! Twice (or more?), I think.
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I would RMA it, it should not be that wobbly and they will replace your device for that! I did it on my OG Pixel XL.
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Every morning I Palm slam my Pixel by the power button...
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But can you palm a basketball while fastballing your phone into a wall?
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CLAM DOWN posted:I would RMA it, it should not be that wobbly and they will replace your device for that! I did it on my OG Pixel XL. Talked to Google about it. They directed me to some third party repair company that doesn't operate in my state. Guess I'd have to check with Verizon, since I got it from them. If I have to send it in and wait for a replacement, then gently caress it since I don't have a spare device to use in the meantime.
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Branch Nvidian posted:Talked to Google about it. They directed me to some third party repair company that doesn't operate in my state. Guess I'd have to check with Verizon, since I got it from them. If I have to send it in and wait for a replacement, then gently caress it since I don't have a spare device to use in the meantime. If it was ubreakifix, that's Google's legit repair partner AFAIK, so it's potentially worth giving that a chance.
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It was, but the closest one is still like a three hour drive away. I'll call them and see what can be done.
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Looking back on the last decade, I'm very disappointed that Taser™ never took advantage of modular phones to make an attachment for Moto, LG, Essential, or RED.
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Mister Facetious posted:Looking back on the last decade, I'm very disappointed that Taser™ never took advantage of modular phones to make an attachment for Moto, LG, Essential, or RED. Lol the people that use tasers aren't buying those phones
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Statutory Ape posted:Lol the people that use tasers aren't buying those phones nobody* was buying those phones * a statistically inconsequential number bought them. but i was being facetious
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If you can think of it, it's been done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaJSYxit1qI
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https://www.xda-developers.com/google-pixel-2020-code-names-snapdragon-765-snapdragon-730/ Sunfish, Snapdragon 730, 4G only, is in development with Android 10 and 11. Redfin, Snapdragon 765, 4G and 5G, is in development with Android 10. Bramble, Snapdragon 765, 4G and 5G, is in development with Android 10 and 11. 9to5Google claims that the Pixel 4a XL does exist and will be more expensive than the Pixel 3a XL. XDA's editor thinks that one will remain a development device and there won't be 3 Pixel 4a devices. Personally, since the Pixel 3a XL was $480, if it's gonna be more, I'd say maybe $600 or so but it's mid-range and the normal Pixel 4 starts at $800. ThermoPhysical fucked around with this message at 00:16 on Jan 17, 2020 |
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AlexDeGruven posted:Twice (or more?), I think. Three times and then bought an iPhone instead! Geez, you guys...at least get it right. Still loving that avatar. Totally worth all the discussion. Pixel 3 power button is super nice btw. Clicky in all the right ways.
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So I went to bed with my s9+ sitting on my nightstand at 100% battery and 8 hours later without me using it at all I woke up and it's at 84%. This isn't normal right?
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VelociBacon posted:So I went to bed with my s9+ sitting on my nightstand at 100% battery and 8 hours later without me using it at all I woke up and it's at 84%. This isn't normal right? It depends on what it claims used the battery.
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LastInLine posted:It depends on what it claims used the battery. What is a good way to check that? Thanks.
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2% per hour is pretty normal if something is keeping the phone out of deep sleep.
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Khablam posted:2% per hour is pretty normal if something is keeping the phone out of deep sleep. Is there a way to see if any app is doing that?
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