The Apple iPhone interface uses fairly consistent colors, and most of the on-screen colors cannot be changed by the owner. However, iPhone users can invert the overall color scheme of the device.

Reasons for inverting the colors on your PC include seeking relief from eyestrain, craving a better night's sleep after a long day at the computer, or simply wanting a different look for your screen.

In two recent comparisons of the Nexus One's famed AMOLED screen to the iPhone's LCD screen, one done by a display testing company and another done by a blogger, the Google phone's display actually ...

If you’re looking for new ways to give your iOS 14 home screen a custom aesthetic, the Pastel color palettes application has been updated with new home screen widgets. This allows you to add custom ...

Apple's latest Retina iMacs support 10-bit screen color, something that may be especially useful for professional photo and video editors in the future, reports said on Friday. Not to be confused with ...