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Here you will find the latest news and most recent developments on the Screen Analysis, with regular updates and all the information you need.
Samsung Galaxy S8 detailed screen analysis
Samsung launched the new Galaxy S8 last month, and we recently tested the Galaxy S8's display to see how it measures up. The Galaxy S8 has a new virtually bezel-less screen, the so-called Infinity Display, so let’s find out what this phone brings to the table in terms of the viewing experience. We tested the screen […]
- By Martin R.
- 8 years ago
Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) detailed screen analysis
Samsung launched the new Galaxy A (2016) lineup of premium mid-range smartphones this year, and we recently tested the Galaxy A7's display to see how it measures up. The Galaxy A7 is the second-largest phone in the A series, so let's find out what this phone brings to the display in terms of the viewing […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy S7 detailed screen analysis
After analyzing one of the most anticipated phones of the year, the Galaxy S7 edge, it is time for its smaller sibling. Let us have a look at how the Galaxy S7's display fares. If you want to know what the graphs in this measurement mean, please refer to this post. First, the basics. The Galaxy […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge detailed screen analysis
One of the most anticipated phones each year has to be Samsung's new Galaxy S flagship. This year it is no different and the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge have seen the light of day after numerous leaks and rumors. Samsung usually brings an upgrade to its display technology with each new flagships, and we […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy A9 detailed screen analysis
A new year, and a new Galaxy series. This year, Samsung released the Galaxy A 2016 edition of devices, and we recently went through the Galaxy A9's display to see how it measures up. The Galaxy A9 is the largest phone in the A series, so let's find out what its screen brings to the […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy View detailed screen Analysis
The Galaxy View is Samsung's new Movable Display, a category of devices that is somewhat experimental. Let's see what quality of screen you will get on a device that is priced at Euro 699. One can expect a great display for enjoying media, and we will find out if this is the case with the Galaxy […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Z3 detailed screen analysis
This year, Samsung released its second Tizen phone with the Samsung Z3. The phone packs an HD Super AMOLED display at a low price point, so it will be interesting to see how it performs. The Z3 gets the same screen modes as Samsung's Android devices, including Adaptive, Cinema, Photo and Basic modes. There's a […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy J2 detailed screen analysis
Samsung's budget line consists of the Galaxy J series, and the company has been equipping them with AMOLED displays. The Galaxy J2 has a 4.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels, which equals a PPI of approximately 234. The Galaxy J2 sports a RGB pixel layout with unevenly placed blue […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Samsung Galaxy A8 detailed screen analysis
Today we will be kicking off a new category on SamMobile: Screen Measurements. This will allow you, our readers, to get a detailed overview of what Samsung's smartphone displays are capable of. We all know that Samsung's AMOLED displays are among the best (or the best, depending on who you ask) screens in the industry. With our screen measurements, we will find out how […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
Screen analysis explained
1) Delta-E is a single number representing the “distance” between two colors. (Delta E color error, the green line is color error of 1.0 and 1.0 is the smallest color difference the human eye can see. So when 1 is the smallest 3 is the acceptable one, 10 is just plain wrong.) […]
- By Martin R.
- 9 years ago
