Yeah I've always been wondering how that was supposed to work. Do those curved edges serve any other purpose than being visually pleasing?
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What kind of cellphone do you use?
- Thread starter Fluke
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S
its old af, but the thing is more of a tank then Shuckle, i dropped down a flight of stairs and NOTHING cracked. but don't get this phone, many cool apps are uncompatible (like Twitch for example) AND it has the crappest storage to ever exist on the face of the earth. also apps that say require 44Mb of storage cannot be downloaded if you have more than DOUBLE that space available. You need an SD card to take photos, and you can't download apps straight to the SD card, you need to download it to your internal storage then move it. I've been praying for a better phone for about a month now. but it has all your basic needs intact....
its old af, but the thing is more of a tank then Shuckle, i dropped down a flight of stairs and NOTHING cracked. but don't get this phone, many cool apps are uncompatible (like Twitch for example) AND it has the crappest storage to ever exist on the face of the earth. also apps that say require 44Mb of storage cannot be downloaded if you have more than DOUBLE that space available. You need an SD card to take photos, and you can't download apps straight to the SD card, you need to download it to your internal storage then move it. I've been praying for a better phone for about a month now. but it has all your basic needs intact....
I'm assuming it's literally like the normal S4 but waterproof? If that's the case then idk how it's meh :o i've had mine since release and it's pretty damn good, got a bit clunky though but that's probably cuz I've had it for a while and never really bothered clearing it up. Might get a new phone soon but the S4 is super convenient for now.
It simply freezes for like 5 seconds often when I want to go to settings or check what the alert I just got was all about.
I don't remember my cell phone's name at the moment but it was pretty small and it got the job done with calls. Design was bland, screen was tiny, and other than being used for calls it almost had no other values. Guess I just got one of those cheap phones...anyway long story short I can't use it anymore anyway, the charger for it was shred up by a vacuum cleaner and the phone itself got its screen cracked. RIP.
Do you know what brand it was? You made me quite curious.
Could you tell me how that 'edge' mechanism works? Can't find any videos demonstrating it and I'm quite curious.
I don't really remember...I'll edit this post if I can recall the brand.
It really is just an extended screen, in a sense. Nothing too special about it.
But does it bring new features that 'non-edge' phones can't offer? Like, can the edge function as a scroll bar on the side of your phone?
Just update. I also own an iPhone 5 and I'm at what, iOS 9?
MikeDawg
Banned deucer.
ios 9 runs well on the 5S, if that is why you have!
Still digging the s6. Fast charging is still super duper fast, battery life may have even improved over the last 6 months (probably software updates), and the only hints of lag are an occasional blip in google keyboard (though this is reminiscent of the keyboard glitches that would arise in every iphome that i have owned for more than a few months, not to mention that the Google keyboard is technically non-native to the phone).
Even better: it is the only(maybe the note 4 too?) phone compatible with samsung's new-ish oculus rift adaptation (which is fantastic).
Still digging the s6. Fast charging is still super duper fast, battery life may have even improved over the last 6 months (probably software updates), and the only hints of lag are an occasional blip in google keyboard (though this is reminiscent of the keyboard glitches that would arise in every iphome that i have owned for more than a few months, not to mention that the Google keyboard is technically non-native to the phone).
Even better: it is the only(maybe the note 4 too?) phone compatible with samsung's new-ish oculus rift adaptation (which is fantastic).
Running the Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8, for the Duo Sim capabilities! I'm switching to the Moto X Style relatively soon, but I love having two sims on my daily driver, as well as the big screen for my hands. It's not amazing, but it was what I needed at the time. I used to run iPhones, but had issues with Apple in the past and decided that they lost my business. Nothing against Apple users, just my experience I had with them.