Thank you, I’ll try it out with education and public transport ❤️

Thank you I’ll try it ❤️

Man I love city building games and especially simcity 3000 because it’s my first game, but man I suck at them. I want to get better but don’t know how

I want the whole back to be filled with cameras. The front should have them as well.

We need to force them to improve on that front then not excuse them for cutting costs.

I think it’s just the culmination of removing things from phones and increasing prices. We keep paying exorbitant prices and they keep cheaping out. Smartphones used to be one device for everything and now they are glorified cameras with internet where you need a heat gun to replace a freaking camera. So to me it feels insulting that they would remove a charger.

Exynos 2200 🤮

It was used because it was associated with Snoo. If Snoo didn’t have it wouldn’t have been used in Apollo.

I’m 100% positive that companies could accomplish waterproofing and replaceable batteries of they wanted to. It’s been done in the past, it can be done again. But people replacing whole phones instead of just the battery is too profitable.

You got a point there 🤔 /s

Didn’t a large number of ideas come from Samsung, like split screen for example?

I don’t know how it is in the US, but in my country Steam regional pricing doesn’t apply and the game can be about 5-7% of my paycheck for a AAA game (before “microtransactions” that is) which doesn’t seem like a lot at first, but it still seems like a lot in my mind.

Gboard is behaving well on my z fold. Floating on outer screen and normal keyboard on closed.

Compare to how it used to be, removing the battery cover and replacing the battery on the fly. And water resistance with removable batteries has been and can be done. Stop with this nonsense.

Money from selling true wireless earbuds was too enticing. Even Fairphone made them and removed headphone jack and spat nonsense that it was a “point of failure.”

Yeah, a different person after I made my comment speaking from anecdotal experience.

Always speaking of bad experience using Windows, but never explaining it.