iPad Mini 7 Teardown Reveals Mystery Behind Jelly Scrolling Fix

Despite no hardware changes, Apple's latest iPad Mini shows reduced jelly scrolling, leaving the fix's mechanism unclear.

iFixit's teardown of the iPad Mini 7 shows no alteration in the display controller's position compared to the iPad Mini 6.
Apple has managed to reduce the jelly scrolling effect without changing the display hardware, but the exact method remains undisclosed.
Jelly scrolling, a visual disturbance where one side of the screen refreshes slower, was a notable issue in the iPad Mini 6.
The iPad Mini 7 introduces a removable rear Apple logo, marking a first for Apple's devices.
Despite improvements, the iPad Mini 7 retains a low repairability score, with challenging access to internal components.