Marco Arment

Uh, we could not kidding. We could spend the next two and a half hours continuing to relitigate this travesty. We already did that show.

Uh, we could not kidding. We could spend the next two and a half hours continuing to relitigate this travesty. We already did that show.

We could do another one. And I know that John, you would be here for it. I know that Marco would be too. So anyway, but I'm going to try to move us forward. Let's talk about the iPad mini and quote unquote, jelly scrolling. And let me start by asking, do either of you have the iPad mini six, the one that was before the iPad mini age 17 or whatever the heck the current one is.

We could do another one. And I know that John, you would be here for it. I know that Marco would be too. So anyway, but I'm going to try to move us forward. Let's talk about the iPad mini and quote unquote, jelly scrolling. And let me start by asking, do either of you have the iPad mini six, the one that was before the iPad mini age 17 or whatever the heck the current one is.

Yeah, yeah. Because I haven't had an iPad Mini in years, so I never experienced this.

Yeah, yeah. Because I haven't had an iPad Mini in years, so I never experienced this.

I have a message from inside one of your houses that somebody is a little grumpy that Marco and I were politicking during the member special. So if that is also appealing to you, please feel free to go to ATV. I feel like that's a separate issue.

I have a message from inside one of your houses that somebody is a little grumpy that Marco and I were politicking during the member special. So if that is also appealing to you, please feel free to go to ATV. I feel like that's a separate issue.

Yes. I think that by virtue of S tier requiring a unanimous decision, I think that that implies that politicking is part of the game.

Yes. I think that by virtue of S tier requiring a unanimous decision, I think that that implies that politicking is part of the game.

For the record, well, I don't want to go any further. I told, see, I'm letting myself get roped back in. I said we were going to move on. We can never move on.

For the record, well, I don't want to go any further. I told, see, I'm letting myself get roped back in. I said we were going to move on. We can never move on.

I didn't say who it was. It could have been Tim.

I didn't say who it was. It could have been Tim.

That's actually, I can confirm that I think of all the biases Tina may have in favor of John might be the last on the list. That's true.

That's actually, I can confirm that I think of all the biases Tina may have in favor of John might be the last on the list. That's true.

Anyway, I'm doing this myself. I have nobody to blame but the mirror. So anyway, apparently most of the iPad Mini 7, a.k.a. the iPad Mini A17 Pro, say that jelly scrolling is fixed. However, was it David Pierce, I believe, at The Verge said, quote, the jelly scrolling effect from the last model is still very much present. Um, this is with, so what is jelly scrolling?

Anyway, I'm doing this myself. I have nobody to blame but the mirror. So anyway, apparently most of the iPad Mini 7, a.k.a. the iPad Mini A17 Pro, say that jelly scrolling is fixed. However, was it David Pierce, I believe, at The Verge said, quote, the jelly scrolling effect from the last model is still very much present. Um, this is with, so what is jelly scrolling?

It's referring to screen tearing. I'm sorry. I'm reading for Mac rumors now refers to screen tearing, which can cause texture images on one side of the screen to appear to be tilted downwards because of a mismatch and refresh rates. It can cause one side of the display to look as if it is responding faster than the other side, resulting in a visual disturbance. I love that turn of phrase.

It's referring to screen tearing. I'm sorry. I'm reading for Mac rumors now refers to screen tearing, which can cause texture images on one side of the screen to appear to be tilted downwards because of a mismatch and refresh rates. It can cause one side of the display to look as if it is responding faster than the other side, resulting in a visual disturbance. I love that turn of phrase.