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Well it's essentially running it's own processor and display. It'd have to time out because otherwise it would eat even more of your battery than it already do
by FridgeSeal 9y ago
Well it's essentially running it's own processor and display.
It'd have to time out because otherwise it would eat even more of your battery than it already does.
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoYou'd think it doesn't use that much, given it's a mostly black oled and the co-processor is from the apple watch. But, that one turns off after a little while too so nothing new there.
- frabert 9y agoThe key here is that it's oled: given that it's mostly static as the user above says, it would get pretty bad burn in if it was always on