What mobile phone do you have?
As the title says, what mobile phone do you have?
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Ive got a Motorola E30
Is it enough to say that I use and own a Samsung? for more informations, ask me.
Original post by Emma:-)
As the title says, what mobile phone do you have?
iPhone 14 Plus
iPhone 13 but I want an android phone again.
I want to update on my iPhone probably to a 16 pro or plus waiting for the 17
Original post by Talkative Toad
iPhone 13 but I want an android phone again.
How come?
Original post by Emma:-)
How come?
There’s little things that you can’t do on an iPhone such a clipboard without a third party keyboard, set a full song for free as your alarm/ringtone, easily transfer things on WhatsApp (this is WhatsApp’s fault rather than Apple’s for once) etc.
Original post by Talkative Toad
There’s little things that you can’t do on an iPhone such a clipboard without a third party keyboard, set a full song for free as your alarm/ringtone, easily transfer things on WhatsApp (this is WhatsApp’s fault rather than Apple’s for once) etc.
Fair enough.
Ive never had an iphone so dont really know the struggle, lol
Original post by Emma:-)
Fair enough.
Ive never had an iphone so dont really know the struggle, lol
Ive never had an iphone so dont really know the struggle, lol
There was also a lack of customisation of iPhones prior to iOS 18 (Android was and probably is still winning by a mile) but I don’t not care about phone customisation that much. It’s more the little and simple things that makes me want to go back to Android.
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Original post by meenu89
I have a Samsung A35
I have always wondered what the numbers with the big letter 'A' means, maybe it refers to generations.
Original post by Kallisto
I have always wondered what the numbers with the big letter 'A' means, maybe it refers to generations.
The letters in Samsung's nomenclature correspond to the different product tiers; M series are entry level, A series are midrange, S series are high end, Z series are foldables.
hmm...interesting fact
Original post by TNGFR
The letters in Samsung's nomenclature correspond to the different product tiers; M series are entry level, A series are midrange, S series are high end, Z series are foldables.
Your answer was very helpful you, thanks!
another secret in my life is finally solved.
Original post by NOTJUSTTME
hmm...interesting fact
It is good to know that I was not the only one who had no clue about the letters.
Original post by PinkMobilePhone
Samsung S24
With the information I got, your Samsung is high end, so with a good resolution.
Original post by Kallisto
It is good to know that I was not the only one who had no clue about the letters.
With the information I got, your Samsung is high end, so with a good resolution.
With the information I got, your Samsung is high end, so with a good resolution.
Yeah it's considerably better than the Sony L4 I had until a couple of months ago. It fought me every time I tried to use it.
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