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over 1 year ago

Display Mode in the sim and MIP devices shouldn't have Always Active

On a MIP display, it is always active.  They do have low power mode, which changes how often the display updates and allows for onPartialUpdate on devices that support it.

I think for MIP devices, "Always Active" should be changed back to "low power"

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jim_m_58
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  • over 1 year ago

    In other words, just because Always On Display is a feature that can be turned on and off in AMOLED devices, and Always Active Display is *not* a feature that can be turned off in MIP devices, doesn't mean that the presence of "Always Active" in Display Mode for MIP devices) implies otherwise (especially considering that "Off" is an option for AMOLED devices, but not MIP devices.)

    Clearly in the context of the sim "Display Mode":

    - Always-Active means MIP low power mode

    - Always-On means AMOLED low power mode

    This should be clear since High Power is the other common Display Mode option for both MIP and AMOLED devices.

    Maybe there's room for improvement in Garmin's communication here, idk. I feel like that could be said for a lot of CIQ things. (Like why are "devices" and "products" used interchangeably? Why not stick to one or the other?)

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  • over 1 year ago

    In other words, just because Always On Display is a feature that can be turned on and off in AMOLED devices, and Always Active Display is *not* a feature that can be turned off in MIP devices, doesn't mean that the presence of "Always Active" in Display Mode for MIP devices) implies otherwise (especially considering that "Off" is an option for AMOLED devices, but not MIP devices.)

    Clearly in the context of the sim "Display Mode":

    - Always-Active means MIP low power mode

    - Always-On means AMOLED low power mode

    This should be clear since High Power is the other common Display Mode option for both MIP and AMOLED devices.

    Maybe there's room for improvement in Garmin's communication here, idk. I feel like that could be said for a lot of CIQ things. (Like why are "devices" and "products" used interchangeably? Why not stick to one or the other?)

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