Some new iPad mini clients aren’t having fun with the tiny pill’s new display as a lot as they’d like. 9to5Mac reports that customers (including The Verge‘s Dieter Bohn) have observed a “jelly scrolling” impact the place one aspect of the display scrolls at a unique fee than the opposite, producing a wobble often noticeable in portrait view. The impact is more durable to identify in case you tilt the iPad to a panorama orientation, however that is not a lot comfort in case you prefer to learn web sites and social feeds 

We’ve requested Apple if it could actually touch upon the jelly impact. It’s unclear if the quirk is linked to {hardware} (such because the display itself or a show controller) or may be addressed by software program. We’ll let if we now have an opportunity to duplicate the problem.

This will not essentially damage performance, particularly in case you have a tendency to make use of the iPad mini in panorama mode or view content material that does not produce the impact. It’s additionally unsure simply how widespread the problem actually is. With that stated, you most likely will not be thrilled in case you discover this wiggle on Apple’s small-but-premium slate.