Every time at an iPhone launch event, Apple emphasizes how advanced their phone screens are. Previous tests conducted by Agawi on the screens of iPhones and iPads also showed that they have indeed put a lot of effort into this area.
Now, Finnish automation testing company OptoFidelity has tested the screens of the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. Seeing these results, Samsung will probably be laughing out loud because the findings are very much in their favor.
The key focus of this test was on the accuracy of the smartphone touchscreens, with the Samsung Galaxy S3 used as the comparison model. The actual test results showed that the touchscreen accuracy of the Galaxy S3 surpasses both the iPhone 5S and 5C.
OptoFidelity stated that the recognition rate at the top and edges of the iPhone 5S and 5C screens is quite low, which can cause inconvenience for users during daily use. For instance, it will be very difficult to press keys like O, P, and Q on the virtual keyboard. However, the Galaxy S3 does not have this issue. PS: Could this be intentional on Apple's part?
Of course, the screen response speed of the iPhone 5S and 5C is unmatched by Android phones.
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