Yeah, I finally reset it. We'll see how it goes. I kinda want an S10 anyway.
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Yeah, I finally reset it. We'll see how it goes. I kinda want an S10 anyway.
how the fuck do I never here about these issues from people who champion stock android? what are these guys doing on their phone?
my S9+ has almost never ran into similar issues (I say almost never because there have been a few select times where there was a weird hiccup and everything ran slow because of 1 act app acting up). But I also do things like factory reset after every major upgrade. Not sure if they do the same.
Just had all three Galaxy 10 phones in my hands.
Think the hole punch looks much better in person than in images or videos online.
The white on the 10E is very pearl looking. It's nice and definitely the one I would gravitate towards if I were in the market and wanted to jump back into bed with Samsung.
Don't entirely love their skinned over Pie os, but I'm sure I could easily adjust.
Think the hole punch looks much better in person than in images or videos online.
The white on the 10E is very pearl looking. It's nice and definitely the one I would gravitate towards if I were in the market and wanted to jump back into bed with Samsung.
Don't entirely love their skinned over Pie os, but I'm sure I could easily adjust.
Because the phones work great till (if) they crap out on you. My (multiple) Nexus 5xs and 6P both worked great till they hit their respective hardware issues and started showing all these weird symptoms. Hardware issues on a certain percentage of products are expected, but Google phones just seem to have a very high rate of failure.
I haven't watched the video yet, but the snapdragon version is supposed to be the more battery efficient one too as well, right? We just haven't heard a lot about Exynos version to actually know.
Decided it's time for an upgrade, as my S7 Edge's battery is embarrassing at this point, and the screen has permanent pink lines now (and it's been smashed for like a year and a half)
I'm quite keen to go back to pure ish Android, have always planned to get a pixel next but the 3 is currently a bit more expensive than I'd like to pay.
The Nokia Pureview for £549 seems pretty good.
I guess I'm after as pure Android as possible, a p good camera and at least the battery my S7 had when it was new
IDGAF about headphone jacks or notches
What are the best options in the Pixel 3 downwards price bracket?
I'm quite keen to go back to pure ish Android, have always planned to get a pixel next but the 3 is currently a bit more expensive than I'd like to pay.
The Nokia Pureview for £549 seems pretty good.
I guess I'm after as pure Android as possible, a p good camera and at least the battery my S7 had when it was new
IDGAF about headphone jacks or notches
What are the best options in the Pixel 3 downwards price bracket?
Exynos: current year price with last year's Qualcomm performance
The good news is Google is poaching Qualcomm, Nvidia and Apple engineers and not Samsung's.
Here comes the regret on pre-ordering the S10:
Samsung Begins Mass Production of Industry-First 512GB eUFS 3.0.
https://www.techpowerup.com/253086/samsung-begins-mass-production-of-industry-first-512gb-eufs-3-0
Note 10 gonna be a damn beast
Samsung Begins Mass Production of Industry-First 512GB eUFS 3.0.
https://www.techpowerup.com/253086/samsung-begins-mass-production-of-industry-first-512gb-eufs-3-0
Note 10 gonna be a damn beast
They only need to produce a half dozen chips for that. No way they're mass producing anything for the Fold.
Xiaomi just had their launch event for the Redmi Note 7. The Redmi Note 7 Pro was officially revealed, Snapdragon 675 and Sony IMX586 camera sensor confirmed. 4GB/64GB Rs. 13,999 ($196.77), 6GB/128 Rs. 16999 ($238.94).
Ordering one of these things international is gonna be a fucking madhouse.
Ordering one of these things international is gonna be a fucking madhouse.
Its likely that the Redmi Note 7 Pro will be the international Redmi Note 7, with the Redmi Note 7 being the Redmi 7 Plus in the west. I would just wait instead of importing.
I've seen it mentioned that it checks constantly if the button is pressed so there's a lot of overhead involved.
If you use the adb exe it comes with it helps a lot apparently.
OnePlus phones always feel a bit behind the times with their phones but it hasn't been a big deal usually. Having a pop up camera when we're already on small cut outs feels full on archaic tbh. One would hope the OP7T will go with that design.
Punch holes versus cutouts are a tossup, though both are better than the notch. Given how little I use front cameras, I'd rather have a popup or slider camera and just have a full screen phone.
Cutouts still provide usable real estate behind and around where the hole , going a longer way of preserving the scene of whatever you're viewing. it's still annoying, but in the same way channel logos are, versus someone standing in front of the screen.
At least the S10/Huawei Nova 4/V20 hole punches, the S10+ camera hole is maybe 5-10% better than an iPhone/Pixel styled notch. Best notch is the teardrop tho, because at least it looks nice.
Pointless real estate that just emphasises the fact there's a big hole in your screen.
Come on lol...
There you go.
Doesn't change the fact that none of this is an improvement over the OnePlus 7 solution.
Not even slightly. It looks so much better than any cut out that I would finally consider OnePlus above a lot of the big boys for the first time.
Of course it isn't, but aesthetically, it is better than all but the teardrop notch.
If OP were trying to be cutting edge, they'd be going for a rear screen approach. I don't dislike pop-up camera but we've already found more elegant solutions. It feels like OP are 8-10 months behind the trend here.
That camera looks so gimmicky. I think Samsung got it right with the hole punch and everyone else just looks a bit silly now.
One Plus unfortunately has to work with whatever upper-midrange parts Oppo provides them in order to upgrade them to a flagship snapdragon and call it a day. Same as removing the headphone jack and having a notch, if that's what Oppo is having, One Plus will have to go with it as well even if it paints them as hypocrites (don't forget One Plus criticised other OEMs for removing the jack like 6 months before)
I don't think anyone has excuses when Samsung can pack a 4100mah battery, 90% screen to body ratio qhd display + expandable memory + heart rate sensor that most ppl don't even know exists, triple cameras + 2 cameras, stereo speakers on the front in a 170g package.
yet still have room for a headphone jack.
yet still have room for a headphone jack.
I've heard enough horror stories working with oneplus customer support that I'm probably good with not getting a OP phone with finicky parts.
THINK ABOUT THE SHAREHOLDERS!!! 15 cents per device!!!
I've got a 6T and I have no desire to upgrade to a new phone at this time. This phone is incredible to me. Maybe next year I'll upgrade!