Right after the iPad mini 6 hit stores, users noticed a “jelly scrolling” effect on the tablet’s display, which Apple claims to be completely normal and not a hardware issue. Unfortunately, there are ...

The Apple iPad mini 6 had just recently hit the stores. But, users of the new tablet started noticing a jelly scrolling effect on its display soon after its sale. Now, the sixth generation of iPad ...

Apple’s new iPad Pro has a lot going for it, from the inclusion of the so far Mac-only M1 chip, to 5G support, and the Liquid Retina XDR display on the 12.9in model. The display is attracting ...

Shortly after the new iPad mini was released, people started complaining about seeing a weird "jelly-like" effect on their screens while scrolling. It appears as if one side of the screen scrolls at a ...

A new iPad mini is in the works, and it could finally solve one of my biggest problems with the device. Here's how.

Apple's iPad mini 7 hasn't been announced yet and it might not be for some time, but even now it might have a display controversy to overcome. That's following a leak that claims the tablet won't have ...

Ars explains that the issue happens because the iPad starts drawing the lines on one side of the screen, and it takes time to go from one side to the other. A tiny amount of time, yes, but it can be ...

Apple's apparently doing something it should have done years ago — and gearing up to add OLED panels to even more iPads and ...

iPad mini 6 owners have been complaining about a "jelly scrolling" problem that affects some ‌iPad mini‌ models when using the device in portrait mode, and Apple now says that the behavior is normal ...

Apple's next-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro will revert to an LCD display instead of adopting OLED panel technology, claims a controversial new report coming out of Asia. It has been widely reported ...

Update, 9/30/2021: An iFixit teardown suggests that the iPad mini's more noticeable scrolling issue is a byproduct of how the display controller is mounted. You can read more in our coverage of their ...