Apple is accused of "lying" on the measurement of new phone screens and the number of pixels

Apple filed a new lawsuit against Apple last Friday, accusing it of "lying" on the screen specifications of the latest X-Series phones from the iPhone.

The complaint was brought before the US Criminal Court of North Carolina, alleging that Apple had incorrectly announced the size of the screens and the number of pixels of the iPhone X, the iPhone Xax and from the iPhone XS.

The case says that Apple has lied about screen measurements by calculating areas with no screen, such as "notches" at the top of the screen and angles. The new range of phones for iPhone is not a "full screen", according to Apple, according to the complaint. 55 pages.

For example, the screen size of the iPhone X is supposed to be 5.8 inches, but the plaintiffs claimed that it was "only about 5.6875 inches" .

The iPhone series has a lower screen resolution than Apple: while the screen size of iPhone X is supposed to be 2436 x 1125 pixels, the screen has no real pixels in which each pixel is composed of three subpixels of red, green and blue. According to the trial.

According to the complaint, each pixel of the iPhone X screen has only two sub-pixels, which is lower than the one announced. The case also claims that the iPhone 8 Plus has a screen of better quality than that of the iPhone X.

In March, dozens of customers sued the company in 59 different operating system manipulation cases, smothering the performance of the old iPhone, and sought to sue them for convenience. Collective.

In June, Apple faced another lawsuit in which the plaintiffs claimed $ 5 million in damages instead of Apple TV's "creaks, crunches, or distancing of the clock."

According to CNN's technical website, Apple refused to respond immediately to a request for comment on the subject, which was rejected by plaintiffs' lawyers.