[Black technology iPhone 15 burning screen problem Is Cook really a genius? Accidents always happen in unexpected places. Less than a month after the release of the iPhone 15 series, some fruit fans found that the iPhone 15 had a burning screen problem. Not just one model, but all four models, the news shocked the fruit fan circle. So, what is the burning screen problem of the iPhone 15 series? Specifically, the iPhone 15 screen burning problem is manifested in the dark background, there is an input method that should not appear, the residual image of the chat window, which is very similar to the burning screen phenomenon. Surprisingly, the iPhone 15 series uses the top mobile phone screen Samsung M12 substrate on the market, and this problem appeared in less than 30 days.
This is not only a blow to Apple, but also a challenge to Samsung. What's more confusing is that the iPhone 14 Pro also uses M12 substrate, but there is no similar problem. In the face of this serious accident, Apple obviously attaches great importance to it. However, the workaround is a bit outrageous: fix it through an iOS update. Apple has released iOS 17.1 RC and iOS 17.1 RC2 for the iPhone 15 series, and pushed it to some test users, focusing on solving the problem of burning screen. Some fruit fans found that the afterimage problem was indeed solved after the upgrade. This makes people wonder if Apple's Cook is really a genius. What's so amazing about iOS updates that can solve such a serious burn-in problem?
And what caused the iPhone 15 series to have a burn-in problem, while the previous generation model did not? Perhaps, we can think about this from different angles. On the one hand, the iPhone 15 series uses a new chip and operating system, which may cause some unexpected problems. On the other hand, we cannot exclude the possibility of manufacturing defects in individual products. However, Apple did not want such a problem to occur for technical or commercial reasons, so they quickly took steps to fix it through an iOS update. However, is this only a temporary solution? Should we put forward higher requirements for the quality of Apple's products? And how to treat the burning screen problem of Apple's latest generation of iPhone?
Perhaps, we can expect Apple to completely solve this problem in future updates and surprise us again in terms of product quality. Finally, it has to be mentioned that can Apple learn from this screen burning incident, further improve product quality, and bring a better experience to fruit fans? Expect Apple to give a satisfactory answer. What do you think about the iPhone 15 series burn-in problem? Are you satisfied with Apple's solution? Welcome to leave a message to share your views and suggestions. Apple is about to push the official version of iOS 17.1, fixing a series of problems, the most interesting of which is the "burning screen" problem of the iPhone 15.
Many fruit fans are bothered by this, and according to Apple, this is not a hardware defect, but an image residue caused by a system failure. Does this argument hold up? In fact, the burning screen of OLED means that after long-term use, the organic light-emitting materials of the screen will be attenuated, resulting in the imbalance of the three primary colors of red, green and blue, and the pixels are aging in advance, so that the color cannot be displayed normally. Therefore, screen burnout is a hardware aging phenomenon, and the repair measures introduced by Apple in the iOS 17.1 RC version can solve this phenomenon, which means that the iPhone 15 screen burning problem is not a hardware defect. So, what causes the image retention problem of iPhone 15? The author believes that there may be two reasons.
On the one hand, because Apple did not take effective anti-burn screen measures, resulting in the life of the screen aging, resulting in the problem of image retention. On the other hand, it may be because of a problem with the substrate of the iPhone 15, resulting in image residue that the screen is prone to during use. Regardless of the reason, Apple needs to strengthen quality control and anti-burning screen measures to ensure the use experience of fruit powder. Although Apple introduced fixes in iOS 17.1 RC, this does not mean that the burn-in problem will not recur. Especially after long-term use, the aging and wear of the screen cannot be avoided. Therefore, Apple needs to continue to optimize the screen hardware design and software control to extend the service life of the screen as much as possible and provide a better experience for fruit fans.
What else do you think Apple needs to do to better solve the burn-in problem? Apple's iPhone 15 has recently been exposed by users to have a problem, that is, there is a burning screen phenomenon. However, not all users encountered this problem, but only a subset encountered it and exposed it. This problem is closely related to the user's usage habits. Apple's official technical explanation document also mentioned that the OLED screen will have slight visual changes after long-term use, but this image afterimage is temporary and generally disappears after a few minutes. There is one exception, and that is when the same high-contrast image is displayed at ultra-high brightness for a long time.
Therefore, if your iPhone 15 has an image remnant, it is recommended that you check for yourself whether it meets these three conditions:1. Display the same high-contrast image for a long time; 2. Whether to turn off the automatic brightness of the screen and turn on the maximum brightness for a long time; 3. Whether the "burn-screen" phenomenon recovers after a few minutes. In addition to user habits, another reason for the image residual image of the iPhone 15 screen is Apple's unstable screen burn compensation algorithm. According to insiders, starting with the iPhone XS, Apple has added a global burn-in compensation mechanism. The iPhone 15 screen is connected with a small chip, which records the luminous time of each pixel and then dynamically adjusts the power of each pixel to ensure consistent brightness, thereby delaying the phenomenon of burning the screen.
Therefore, Apple only needs to fix the algorithm to solve the burn-in problem with iOS 17.1. So, what does a real screen burnout look like? Screen burn-in is a phenomenon of screen damage, usually caused by long-term, high-brightness, high-contrast displays. In the burn-in phenomenon, pixels on the screen will have a noticeable residual image that cannot be eliminated. This situation often needs to be fixed by replacing the screen. To sum up, the screen burning problem of iPhone 15 is mainly related to user habits and Apple's screen burning compensation algorithm. Users can avoid the phenomenon of burning screen by adjusting their usage habits, and Apple can solve this problem by fixing the algorithm. For users, reasonable use of mobile phone screens, try to avoid long-term high-brightness, high-contrast display, can effectively prevent the occurrence of screen burning problems.
At the same time, for Apple, strengthening the stability and accuracy of the burn-in compensation algorithm and improving the user experience are aspects that need to be paid attention to. Finally, in response to the question described in this article, I would like to ask readers, have you ever encountered the screen burning problem? If so, how did you deal with it? If not, how do you protect your phone screen? Welcome to leave your views and experience in the comment area. The problem of OLED screen burning has always attracted much attention, but what is the real screen burning phenomenon? Let's say you see a clear red icon on your phone screen, which is like branding the screen with a light print. This indicates that pixels in an area of the screen are out of balance and do not display colors properly. However, the recent burn-in case of the iPhone 15 is confusing.
For example, someone finds that the keyboard frame is black on a dark background, and the English text is a white afterimage. But usually, as long as it is not night mode, the keyboard frame should be white under the full keyboard input method, and the English text should be black. Then based on the characteristics of pixel self-illumination, OLED does not emit light when displaying black, so even if it stays in this picture for a long time, the pixels of English text will not age and burn the screen. Obviously, this should be caused by a problem with the system and an algorithm compensation error. Seeing this, I believe you have fully understood the real reason for the so-called "burning screen" of the iPhone 15. I sincerely hope that iOS will be less "curry flavor" in the future. This year's Double 11, iPhone 15 sales are basically stable.
In general, the essence of the OLED burn-in problem is that some pixels are out of balance and cannot display colors normally. However, the recent reports on the iPhone 15 burning screen problem are somewhat strange, because based on the characteristics of pixel self-illumination, OLED screens do not emit light when displaying black, so even if they stay on a black background for a long time, the pixels on the screen will not age to produce burn-in. Instead, these problems are most likely caused by errors in the system's algorithmic compensation. I hope that the future iOS system can reduce such problems. To sum up, this year's double 11, iPhone 15 sales should still be very good. What is your opinion on this issue? Welcome to leave a comment.