The iPad mini 7 may have fixed Apple's long-standing 'jelly scrolling' problem
If you're new to the saga, jelly scrolling is where one side of the screen refreshes slower than the other, causing a jarring effect when scrolling up and down – especially on pages of text. Apple has said it isn't an issue, but it has continued to be an annoyance for some.
Apple iPad Mini Review: Apple Intelligence Key To Subtle Upgrade
Apple’s A17 Pro is key to the essence of this tablet’s upgrade. To make that clear, Apple is calling it the iPad mini with A17 Pro, not iPad mini seventh-generation. The chip update means that it’s capable of running Apple’s take on AI, called Apple Intelligence, which arrives soon.
Still, Apple has improved the problem. In iPad mini 7 reviews, several reporters have said the display looks better, ...
One of the main complaints about the prior-generation iPad mini 6 was "jelly scrolling" or screen tearing, and it sounds like ...
Apple’s press release for the iPad mini (A17 Pro) made no mention of upgrades to the display or fixes for jelly scrolling. Today’s reviews paint a mixed picture. Writing for The Verge, David Pierce ...
Before the announcement of the new iPad mini 7, there were rumors that Apple would rotate the screen assembly to resolve the ...
On the latest edition of the Six Colors podcast, co-host Jason Snell revealed that — as previously predicted — the iPad mini 7 finally deals with the “jelly scrolling” issue that irked owners of its ...
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