Assertive Display has been used by Nokia on some of its devices, including the Lumia 1520, and it also helps in reducing the power consumption of a display despite making changes to the viewing experience in real-time. It's possible we will see the Galaxy Note 4 feature Assertive Display on its 5.7-inch QHD Super AMOLED display, though judging by the press release, Assertive Display might only be present on the Exynos-powered variant. That would be disappointing, since users of the Snapdragon variant might suffer from a poorer viewing experience, but limiting the new display tech to a small batch of devices might just give Samsung the time it needs to implement it in a quality manner.
Check out the video below to see Assertive Display in action on the Nokia Lumia 1520.
