Apple treats you as a criminal? I'm sorry but you are simply trolling. iOS is designed for the masses. They do not want problematic user problems, they do not want many ways to do the same task, they should not have to care about the OS. I'm pretty happy with Apples way that they created their ecosystem, it is fair for both the consumer and the developer.
Android is difficult if not impossible to root on many devices. Some even come with a fuse on the main SOC package that detects if the phone has been rooted.
Skip that, it is only outputting 4k 24Hz over HDMI. Plays fine on the 2880x1800 monitor and I'm sure will play fine on the 4k DP monitors in the studio which we edit 4k and 6k at 48fps all the time.
4k 60fps doesn't drop a single frame on my Retina MacBook Pro outputting to my Sony 4k TV, which will do 4k on either the two Mini DisplayPort or HDMI connections.
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I see no crime committed here. Please move along people.
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Apple treats you as a criminal? I'm sorry but you are simply trolling. iOS is designed for the masses. They do not want problematic user problems, they do not want many ways to do the same task, they should not have to care about the OS. I'm pretty happy with Apples way that they created their ecosystem, it is fair for both the consumer and the developer. Android is difficult if not impossible to root on many devices. Some even come with a fuse on the main SOC package that detects if the phone has been rooted.
Skip that, it is only outputting 4k 24Hz over HDMI. Plays fine on the 2880x1800 monitor and I'm sure will play fine on the 4k DP monitors in the studio which we edit 4k and 6k at 48fps all the time.
If only Hollywood understood this.
4k 60fps doesn't drop a single frame on my Retina MacBook Pro outputting to my Sony 4k TV, which will do 4k on either the two Mini DisplayPort or HDMI connections.
You can go back by putting the device in DFU mode, just you wont be able to restore settings etc from a newer OS version.
Hello, hello, hello. What's going on here then?