Let there be light – here are 2015's smartphones with the brightest displays

October 28, 2015| angelo| 0 Comment | 9:11 am

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vincelongman
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Also AMOLED panels are harder to test due to APL level and Auto/Adaptive Brightness

APL Level means AMOLEDs have different brightness depending on what shown on the screen

Auto/Adaptive Brightness means that the screen’s brightness changes based on how much ambient light is detected.

Which is why the Galaxy S6, Note 5, Edge and Edge+ can reach around 700 nits in some tests (and probably the Nexus 6P and BB Venice as well since those are also Samsung’s latest AMOLED tech)

Best Buy takes $100 off the 16GB Apple iPad mini 3 with the sequel rumored to be unveiled next weekBest Buy takes $100 off the 16GB Apple iPad mini 3 with the sequel rumored to be unveiled next week

With talk that the Apple iPad mini 4 will be one of the devices introduced by the tech titan at its media event on September 9th, Best Buy is looking

Entry-level Gionee F103L certified by TENAAEntry-level Gionee F103L certified by TENAA

An entry-level handset from Chinese manufacturer Gionee, has been certified by TENAA. The latter, of course, is the regulatory agency in the country akin to the FCC in the U.S.

And here are some Sony Xperia Z5 Clear Image Zoom photo samplesAnd here are some Sony Xperia Z5 Clear Image Zoom photo samples

19. buccob (Posts: 2182; Member since: 19 Jun 2012) Dude you need to learn the basics of photography or at least understand how the camera on your phone works… The