We've asked Apple if it can comment on the jelly effect. The effect is harder to spot if you tilt the iPad to a landscape orientation, but that's not much consolation if you like to read websites and social feeds 9to5Mac reports that users ( including The Verge's Dieter Bohn) have noticed a "jelly scrolling" effect where one side of the screen scrolls at a different rate than the other, producing a wobble occasionally noticeable in portrait view. Some new iPad mini customers aren't enjoying the tiny tablet's new screen as much as they'd like.
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