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.
New iPad mini reviews: Jelly scrolling is fixed (probably)
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 says that the jelly scrolling effect is “still very much present” on the new iPad mini.
When scrolling on the screen, half of the display was refreshing noticeably slower than the other. Apple eventually ...
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 ...
The next-generation iPad mini will reportedly have an improved display to help resolve “jelly scrolling” problems. According to a rumor, Apple has changed the direction of the iPad mini’s ...
Some iPad mini 6 have encountered a phenomenon known as “jelly scrolling” on the new tablet. The issue makes it so that text and images on one side of the screen appear to move slightly faster ...
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