Is there a difference between the Black, Blue and White variants of the Galaxy Note aside from just the color itself? I mean is there a difference in software? Builds? etc.?
DaVince said:
Is there a difference between the Black, Blue and White variants of the Galaxy Note aside from just the color itself? I mean is there a difference in software? Builds? etc.?
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Almost like this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392424
Never a phone is different if is painted different.
There are i9100 blacks and there are i9100 on white and both are the same.
Same happend with almost any other phone from any other manufacturer.
N7000 on white and N7000 on blue are same monster phone (there is no black one its dark blue)
I was kind of thinking the White one was a later version, a second batch of some sort.
Hi
i have two Samsung galaxy s i9000
One screen looks a bit dull and slightly pink and the other looks really clear.
The dull one is old.
Both have been flashed with the same Rom and are both set us the same
They should be all the same. Are both phones the same origin-carrier?
Sounds like a problem with the pinkish one. Is your kernel voodoo color enabled ?
(But if the phone is old, it may be that the screen is getting, well, used.)
we sell phones, we have brand new and second hand units, regarding the lcd... sometimes if we change lcd screen theres a different resolution between the china-made lcd which is cheaper than the original lcd we sell. did you.change the kcd before? is it second hand unit
Neither phone has had a screen replaced. I've had both from new.
The pink on is 14 months old and the other is two months old.
Only noticed the old one looks poor when i got the new one.
Ill try take a pic.
Will have to use each phone to do it no camera.
A video of quadrant would really show you. Ill see if i can use my mates phone later
Im sure i read somewhere ages ago that the screen can get burnt like with the really old big back monitors do you think it could be that.
There are no marks like battery or the signal bars like you would expect.
Its like someone messed with the colour and contrast or something
they are both amoled screens, right?
usually it shoult last longer than one year, but amoled has a really short lifetime, compaired to all anorganic screens (e. g. LCD)
expecially the blue subpixels (physicaly more energetic than read light) gets weard out a lot faster
and organic screens get weard faster if they get hot or warmer than they should (cooling the screen extends lifetime (in a bag <-> close to the body)
but this are just some background informations, i cant really imagine that a amoled screen is used up in around a year
try to flash a new and a same ROM
then tell us
this may reset all reselutıon parameter on both of them
Maybe the new one is Galaxy SL. Samsung stopped production on i9000 and started making i9003 with super clear LCD displays. Maybe the new one is that.
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But amoled has better quality than sc-lcd
But Super amoled screen display a pinkish white when viewed from the side. This was eleminated when Samsung put sclcd displays. So, the old one may be amoled and new one sclcd
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archdroid said:
But amoled has better quality than sc-lcd
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AMOLED has better black and bright colors, but it's less clear and has problems with some colors. Mine, for example, has problems with gray: it looks terrible and it turns to red on lower brightness. AMOLEDs are also very different, one producted batch of screens can be pinkish, other one - blueish, third one - yellowish.
Unrealwolf said:
AMOLED has better black and bright colors, but it's less clear and has problems with some colors. Mine, for example, has problems with gray: it looks terrible and it turns to red on lower brightness. AMOLEDs are also very different, one producted batch of screens can be pinkish, other one - blueish, third one - yellowish.
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Thats right, middle brightness is not so clear.
Hey guys.
I upgraded from the s3 to the HTC one a month ago and there is something i just cant get my head around understanding and since you probably have the HTC one yourself you should be able to help me.
The screen is very and crisp and the colors are much more accurate when compared to the s3 but in colors like white, light blue and light green for example i can very easily see a array of semi transparent lines across the entire screen and in google now (in the white background) for example it almost looks like the screen is wet without it being wet of corse, the samething can be seen here in the xda forums in every white portion of the sait. Does this make any sense to you? Or is my HTC one defective? In the s3 I never saw such things and in the ONE when displaying darker colors none of the issues I described are visible but on lighter colors they are very visible. Anyway if you could reply to this message I would really appreciate it since I'm trying to understand if asking for a replacement will fix this. Thanks anyway
Anyone has noticed the same as me? In my case the higher the brightness the easier it is to spot the lines across the display in light colors
Anyone?
Hey guys.
I upgraded from the s3 to the HTC one a month ago and there is something i just cant get my head around understanding and since you probably have the HTC one yourself you should be able to help me.
The screen is very and crisp and the colors are much more accurate when compared to the s3 but in colors like white, light blue and light green for example i can very easily see a array of semi transparent lines across the entire screen and in google now (in the white background) for example it almost looks like the screen is wet without it being wet of corse, the samething can be seen here in the xda forums in every white portion of the sait. Does this make any sense to you? Or is my HTC one defective? In the s3 I never saw such things and in the ONE when displaying darker colors none of the issues I described are visible but on lighter colors they are very visible. Anyway if you could reply to this message I would really appreciate it since I'm trying to understand if asking for a replacement will fix this. Thanks anyway
Hi,
i decided to buy a HTC One. I don't knew which colour (black or silver), so i orderd them both at amazon.
Just turned them both on and compared.
-) Screen of the black one (made in taiwan) is a little bit darker then the silver one (made in china)
-) silver one has the blueish tint in the camera - room was not really dark, but the black TV appears very blue
--> black one shows all colours like real
Are the screens of the black ones generally a little bit darker? or should i order again two more phones to compare and find a good one?
Thanks for your help
greets, deepy