Face ID on the iPhone X is certainly a nice new feature, but make no mistake about it: the key selling point of the iPhone X is its edgeless OLED display. What makes the iPhone X display compelling, ...

The iPad mini may have a display that’s being singled out in most reviews as being below Apple’s recent standards, but a look under the microscope by Repair Labs affirms what I’ve been noticing in ...

Sure, you can take us on our word that the new iPad really is that much sharper than its predecessor -- or, you can opt for a more scientific approach, and peek at that Retina display under a ...

Macrumors claimed to have obtained one of the screens floating around on the Internet from iPad 3 production. Putting it under a microscope, the publication indeed discovered it has 4 times the pixels ...

University of Utah’s Bryan Jones isn’t the first scientist to weigh in on the iPhone 4’s Retina Display — Raymond Soneira, a Princeton professor, has previously claimed that it’s false marketing, ...

Chances are, your first microscope was a plain-jane model that worked. Now we live in the future, which has replaced such things with hi-tech LCD display-sprouting models that look like they won't ...

Designer and developer Lukas Mathis put the new iPad’s Retina Display under the microscope to see just how good the display’s pixel density really is, and how it compares to several popular — and ...

What the iPad 3's Retina display looks like under a microscope As you probably know by now, the pixels in the new iPad's Retina display are so small that they almost can't be seen by the human eye -- ...

The horizontal type transmission electron microscope, claimed by experts as the first to be built in Asia by a team of city scientists in the 1940s, was put on display at the Saha Institute of Nuclear ...

Face ID on the iPhone X is certainly a nice new feature, but make no mistake about it: the key selling point of the iPhone X is its edgeless OLED display. What makes the iPhone X display compelling, ...