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It is reported that the so-called “jelly scroll phenomenon”, which makes the display shake when the upper part of the screen is updated slightly later than the lower part of the screen when scrolling the device, is also occurring on the Apple Watch Ultra. I’m here.
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French media iPhoneSoft published an article on the Apple Watch Ultra jelly scroll phenomenon on September 28, local time. The jelly scroll phenomenon was originally reported when the 6th generation iPad mini was released, and was said to occur on the iPad Air and Apple Watch as well.
The media shares a video that captures the jelly scroll phenomenon of Apple Watch Ultra.
Le jelly scrolling est de retour sur la nouvelle #applewatchultra
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—iPhoneSoft.fr (@iphonesoft_fr) September 28, 2022
When the jelly scrolling phenomenon was reported on the iPad mini 6, Apple explained that it was “normal operation of the LCD” and did not do anything in particular, so it will maintain the same attitude regarding the jelly scrolling phenomenon of the Apple Watch Ultra this time. It is considered
The reason why more users are reporting display glitches on the Apple Watch Ultra is that the display itself is larger and brighter, making it easier to notice than the standard Apple Watch, 9to5Mac said. I am commenting. However, it should be noted that the Apple Watch Ultra uses OLED instead of LCD.
Source: iPhoneSoft via 9to5Mac
Photo: Apple
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