Key2 is 6"x2.8". Are you just looking for a device that fits the size format of the iPhone 5? Or just looking for modern tech in the smallest format? Looked at the Galaxy S10e?
Key2 is 6"x2.8". Are you just looking for a device that fits the size format of the iPhone 5? Or just looking for modern tech in the smallest format? Looked at the Galaxy S10e?
So my Pixel 1 died. It got stuck in a reboot loop and you can't get to the desktop for more than 10 seconds before it reboots again. Being in recovery mode, nor master reset fixed the issue. Looks like I need a new fucking phone. Which sucks.
I'm thinking Pixel 2 I guess. I'm cheap.
Any u Bros get the Galaxy s10? If so liking it?
Got the s9 and love it. Love the fingerprint reader on the back. Perfect phone if they didn't add the bixby button.
It's the same as the s9 pretty much. I've always liked the galaxy phones so I just upgrade every year.Any u Bros get the Galaxy s10? If so liking it?
Got the s9 and love it. Love the fingerprint reader on the back. Perfect phone if they didn't add the bixby button.
Any u Bros get the Galaxy s10? If so liking it?
Got the s9 and love it. Love the fingerprint reader on the back. Perfect phone if they didn't add the bixby button.
Love my s9 reader location. Switch to front had been my biggest hesitation. Thanks for confirming, will keepI had ordered an S10 it arrived yesterday, took me under a couple hours to decide to return it. The in screen fingerprint reader is trash, it should never have been shipped. And as someone who'd never had a Samsung phone before the infestation of crapware is mind boggling, I'd heard about it but I guess my mind couldn't comprehend how bad it could be.
What bloatware are you talking about? Or are you talking about Verizon and Samsung apps that are there and you're just not used to them?I had ordered an S10 it arrived yesterday, took me under a couple hours to decide to return it. The in screen fingerprint reader is trash, it should never have been shipped. And as someone who'd never had a Samsung phone before the infestation of crapware is mind boggling, I'd heard about it but I guess my mind couldn't comprehend how bad it could be.
What bloatware are you talking about? Or are you talking about Verizon and Samsung apps that are there and you're just not used to them?
I mean, McAfee android anti malware is shitty and doesn't come on American Samsung phones, but complaining about their gallery app is pretty borderline. It definitely sounds way worse than phones here, but the first time you do any action it comes up with what app you want to use. Are those the popups you're talking about?I'm Canadian, had bought it directly unlocked so no carrier shit. For me it was the quantity of samsung trash, the extent they sleazed it into the OS and made it difficult to not use (e.g. camera hard linked to the samsung gallery app), then topped it off with repeated notifications/popups about their crap and even some shitty McAffee android anti-malware.
I mean, McAfee android anti malware is shitty and doesn't come on American Samsung phones
but complaining about their gallery app is pretty borderline.
It definitely sounds way worse than phones here, but the first time you do any action it comes up with what app you want to use. Are those the popups you're talking about?
I have the Note 9, and my experience has been the exact opposite. I'm on Verizon, and I've disabled only a couple apps in total? Granted things could have changed between the Note 9 and the S10 but doubtful, and seems more regional differences.The internet suggests otherwise.
Far from it, the user should have the choice in what software they use.
Dude, I'm a software developer. The phone spams notifications about enabling random Samsung crapware, enabling McAffee, shows popups on each video about enabling a video mode (leaving the setting off means the next time you play a video again Samsung will once again pop a dialog over the video with one of its annoying alert sounds).
I would also say the security model on the phone seems very poor, many of the built-in applications which have absolutely no reason to have it start with Change System Settings permission if you remove it the phone automatically gives the permission back.
Its battery optimizer breaks push notifications for Hangouts and would presumably affect other software too. The whole software experience is substandard and unacceptable particularly given that the industry has been ramping up prices in recent years.