Whoever can afford this can already afford the laptop alternatives. My guess is that this will be a convenient “nice to have” item whenever bringing along a tablet over a laptop feels like less of a hassle.
Whoever can afford this can already afford the laptop alternatives. My guess is that this will be a convenient “nice to have” item whenever bringing along a tablet over a laptop feels like less of a hassle.
You can consider getting the Qin F22 Pro.
I wanted to use this but it made my DT2W and lift to wake completely useless. It’s a pity because these are the only two issues I had with it.
I’ve literally tried every single fix like toggling settings, installing and playing around with custom kernels or trying out root apps, and I’ve never been able to reduce the aggressiveness of MIUI’s RAM management.
That issue persisted even on my flagship-equivalent end MIUI devices. It only seems to disappear after installing AOSP-based custom ROMs.
I’m using this Python-based tool.
I’ve literally never heard of Keen until this article.
The current method for sideloading apps without a developer account seems to be limited to three separate apps at a time.
I don’t think that’s Signal haha
Is there a guide to this? I still can’t use a different phone as a linked device, only on desktop or iPads.
The inability to use it on two different phones kills it for me.
I mean, a lot of people use Messenger to contact other people, so I guess they do?
I assume that you are talking about connectivity issues?
On a side note, I used an international base S22 and had terrible battery life when I was in the US. However, that’s likely due to the chip’s inefficiencies rather the connectivity issues. I had strong 4G/5G reception on T-Mobile.
We have a free subscription through our home fibre bundle.
The S23 is what the S22 should’ve been. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is a beast!
I’m confused, I just did a quick search and found one on Amazon that’s listed for about $14. Am I missing something here?
It was hard for me to choose, but the nuggets sealed the deal.
Charge it whenever you need to, but heat is the battery’s biggest enemy. A slow charger is ideal since it generates less heat.
If your phone is plugged most of the time, you can consider setting a charge limit if you don’t typically use more than what limit is supported.
There’s one that I really like called Sudokyuu. Unfortunately, it has been taken of the Play Store but the APK can be found online.
My Xiaomi doorbell button works the same way.
Poe’s law hits hard sometimes.