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Anonymous
AMOLED Mobile Wallpapers 03/15/26(Sun)05:19:12 No.8132053

AMOLED Mobile Wallpapers Anonymous 03/15/26(Sun)05:19:12 No.8132053 [Reply]▶

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And if at all possible, let's try and post new stuff OR things we haven't seen on here in a while.

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Anonymous
03/15/26(Sun)05:24:09 No.8132054

Anonymous 03/15/26(Sun)05:24:09 No.8132054▶

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Anonymous
03/15/26(Sun)05:24:46 No.8132055

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03/15/26(Sun)05:25:32 No.8132056

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Anonymous
03/21/26(Sat)05:24:43 No.8132404

Anonymous 03/21/26(Sat)05:24:43 No.8132404▶

Wgat do you mean by AMOLED?

Anonymous
03/21/26(Sat)20:10:22 No.8132475

Anonymous 03/21/26(Sat)20:10:22 No.8132475▶

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>>8132404

AMOLED displays turn off black pixels that display total black (#000000), whereas normal displayys still back-light the unused pixels, making the screen brighter even with a dark wallpaper and giving it an unpleasant sheen in the dark.

AMOLED wallpapers would be any wallpaper where the "black" part of the wallpaper is truly #000000 Black, so the AMOLED screen will actually turn off the pixels.

The enclosed picture gives a good example; the phone on the left (if you can see it) is using a true #000000 wallpaper and has an AMOLED screen, so even turned up to full brightness, since the pixels aren't displaying a color, the acreen doesn't turn them on.

The phone on the right isn't AMOLED, so the "black" wallpaper is extremely backlit.

Anonymous
03/21/26(Sat)20:40:36 No.8132476

Anonymous 03/21/26(Sat)20:40:36 No.8132476▶