did apple make ios 6 more black to increase battery life ?

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This thread makes my brain cry.

I'll take a stab at it anyway... I think it is being suggested that an app that uses dark colors will consume less battery than bright colors. I highly doubt that would make more than a few scant millivolts in battery drain rate.
 

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guys, actually it makes perfect sense - in "makes no sense land"

i was going to request an IP check but even motoleo was smarter than this ass hat
 

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Assuming this person is coming from an AMOLED android device AND they are unaware of the differences in screen tech, is this such a ridiculous question? Back when I had the OG galaxyS I would see significantly better battery life when using black wallpaper.


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In a way, its a legit question. Black pixels take less energy to power than white pixels. Although, I don't believe it to be the case, as it seems more like a design change than a technical change.
 

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i'd be more willing to listen if there were an empirical study done with iPhones regarding this. otherwise they are just words
 

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In a way, its a legit question. Black pixels take less energy to power than white pixels. Although, I don't believe it to be the case, as it seems more like a design change than a technical change.

A drain rate difference in a few millivolts can be physically measured, but will be imperceptible to the end user.
 

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