by Chris Cui
Published Sun, May 21st 2017, 07:52 | Technology
With Apple's iPhone 7, you will find an improved battery, a better camera, water resistance and, for better or worse depending on who you ask, no headphone jack. On top of that, the introduction of the A10 Fusion chipset offers a nice performance bump. It's available in four colors, including jet black (which looks fantastic, but is prone to fingerprint marks and scratches). Unfortunately, if your screen display scratches or cracked, this guide may help you to certain degree.
If your new display assembly comes with the front-facing camera, sensor assembly, and display EMI shield already installed. If this is the case, remove the old display assembly and remember to transfer the home button to the new display assembly. If your replacement display does not include those components, you must transfer them to your new front panel as well. In both cases, the original home button must be transferred onto the new display in order for Touch ID to function. Opening the iPhone 7 will damage the waterproof seals on the display. If you do not replace the adhesive seals, your phone will function normally, but will no longer be water-resistant.
What’s intriguing is that the iPhone 7 comes close at all, given just how many strengths OLED has. OLED can also be more power-efficient, as it requires enough juice to light only the individual pixels that need it, as opposed to LCD, which depends on a single backlight to fire up your display. It already appears perfectly sharp at its normal viewing distances. In fact, the iPhone 7 has the highest absolute color accurace of any display of any kind measured by DisplayMate, meaning it beats out even high-end HDTVs and monitors. The iPhone 7 display falls short of the killer iPad Pro’s because smartphones don’t play as nice with the tablet’s scratch-friendly anti-reflective coating. An LCD display can also never curve, or flex, or offer quite the same efficiency as its OLED counterpart, no matter how advanced it gets.
The Backlights for almost all LCD displays, including the iPhone 6, have White LEDs, which are made by using a Blue LED together with a Yellow phosphor to transform some of the light for the Red and Green primaries, resulting in broad rolling spectra for these LCDs, which isn’t very efficient for light or power. However, Wide Color Gamut LCDs like the iPhone 7 instead use specially tuned Red and Green phosphors to optimally transform the light for the chosen saturated Red and Green primaries, which improves their light and power efficiency. After measuring the power used by iPhone 7 and iPhone 6 displays, we scaled the results to the same screen brightness (Luminance) in order to compare their Relative Power Efficiencies. In spite of its much wider Color Gamut, the iPhone 7 is actually 7 percent more power efficient than the iPhone 6, which is important and significant.
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