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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2011-10-29
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Originally Posted by benny1967
The SystemInfo app from Ovi Store says the screen is running at 16 bit depth, which would explain this, however the specs on Nokia's site claim the screen does 16.7 million colors (24 bit)...
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2011-10-29
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^Interesting find...
Maybe konttori can tell us how to check w/o relying on an "app".
Maybe konttori can tell us how to check w/o relying on an "app".
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2011-10-29
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Originally Posted by jalyst
Installing x11-utils with apt-get and running xdpyinfo also tells me:
^Interesting find...
Maybe konttori can tell us how to check w/o relying on an "app".
Code:
depth of root window: 16 planes
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2011-10-30
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So the purple lines are because of it being 16 bit? If so this can be solved via software update right?
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2011-10-30
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Originally Posted by weird0
I don't see how the screen running at 16 bit depth could cause the purple lines, but it does cause other artifacts such as the color banding you can see in the background gradient in benny's example.
So the purple lines are because of it being 16 bit? If so this can be solved via software update right?
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2011-10-30
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check it with different brightness levels. with and without charger cable in. and also different power save settings. it may be a combination of brightness levels and powersave options people have make it more visible for some and less for others.
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2011-10-30
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I've got the purple lines on my display as well, but they don't really bother me. It appears to only show up on a bright/white background with a dark foreground (text, image, etc). Looks like some sort of shadow. Funny thing is I never really noticed this, so I didn't know to look for it until I saw this thread.
What I don't like is the screen's 16 bits per pixel. The gradients (e.g. the Nokia one when you power up the phone) look washed out. Hope this can be sorted out in PR 1.1.
What I don't like is the screen's 16 bits per pixel. The gradients (e.g. the Nokia one when you power up the phone) look washed out. Hope this can be sorted out in PR 1.1.
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2011-10-30
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Originally Posted by smegheadz
It depends a lot on the brightness settings. High brightness means it's less visible. Low brightness makes it more visible. Low brightness in low light conditions = unbearable. (My classic: sitting in a cab at night, holding the device in landscape. Scrolling through text then is a pain.)
check it with different brightness levels. with and without charger cable in. and also different power save settings. it may be a combination of brightness levels and powersave options people have make it more visible for some and less for others.
I hardly ever use the device in bright daylight where high brightness settings are useful. My N9 sleeps mostly during the day and lives at night.
I didn't find any difference between low brightness with or without powersaving enabled. Also, I don't notice a difference when the charger's plugged in.
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2011-10-30
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Originally Posted by benny1967
i thought it might have depended on brightness setting as to how visible it is. there's lots of screens with issues depending on brightness levels etc. and ambient light sensors can be an annoyance.
It depends a lot on the brightness settings. High brightness means it's less visible. Low brightness makes it more visible. Low brightness in low light conditions = unbearable. (My classic: sitting in a cab at night, holding the device in landscape. Scrolling through text then is a pain.)
I hardly ever use the device in bright daylight where high brightness settings are useful. My N9 sleeps mostly during the day and lives at night.
I didn't find any difference between low brightness with or without powersaving enabled. Also, I don't notice a difference when the charger's plugged in.
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The dark spots on black background are there but so there were on my old i8910 so I think it's a AMOLED thing. They are really only noticeable on pitch dark room with pitch black screen so I won't bother.
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