Aoyagi

I'm guessing that from the pixel size (1.12µm vs 0.8 μm).

Not that different from my ancient Nokia 808 PW or the Nokia 1020, and I presume the low light performance will be worse as well.

>Dark themes are worse for the eyes

Well, certainly not for my eyes.

>Don't know about battery life. I guess if it's AMOLED

Yes, that's what I meant, as discussed in the thread below. I didn't realise of common LCD screens still are. I haven't had one since 2012...

Well, there are plenty of Android devices with OLED screens, but this is what truly got me

>The iPhone X is the first iPhone to use an OLED display

Shocking, actually.

Well yes, that's what I meant. I keep forgetting there are still mobile devices with LCD screens...

And yet so few of the designers consider dark/black colour themes, which are not only more easier on the eyes, but also notably save the battery.

The redesign is just another example of form over function and "fixing" something that's not broken.

The diagram in the article.

And not a single thought was given to using this on railways?

Perhaps if there wasn't such an irrational push for everyone to attend and finish college, it wouldn't be a problem...

Well in Apple's case, it's more of a "how do we keep people in our walled garden"...

I wouldn't buy a TomTom device either, because I've got it in my phone and that's what I was talking about.