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First inkjet-printed graphene computer circuit is transparent, flexible
- weaksauce 15y agoWhy do websites do this to iPad users? the first page is only readable if you scroll to the left a bit, but you have to hold it there because if you let go it snaps back to unreadable. changing to the next page is hard too because it takes a full swipe from right to left. That's only when the page does not crash to the main screen first because of heavy JavaScript usage. I ask website creators, what does a feature add over not adding it? In this case the only added thing is frustration.
- ThaddeusQuay2 15y agoTry this. http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/106599-first-inkjet-printed-graphene-computer-circuit-is-transparent-flexible?print http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/106599-first-inkjet-print...
- weaksauce 15y agoThanks, but this is what I get from that: http://imgur.com/tDt6m http://imgur.com/tDt6m I just don't understand why some sites "enhance" mobile browsing like this and make the experience worse off than just looking at the normal page. The iPad has an excellent browser. And, also for the record, clicking the gear at the bottom and pressing "view desktop version" does exactly nothing other than disappointing me again.
- ThaddeusQuay2 15y agoI like the "idea" of tablets, especially as represented by the iPad, but I don't have one, and this is one of the reasons. Maybe the reality of the iPad3 will be the first to get me excited enough to buy into the vision.
- weaksauce 15y agoFor just lounging in bed and going to the bathroom, the iPad is amazing. Instapaper and the web browser are quite great. Edit. Also, email consumption on it is really good too; not great for long replies though.