even the ios users prefer it
Idk is that a quality metric? ^^ or should it?
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even the ios users prefer it
Idk is that a quality metric? ^^ or should it?
It is.
Thats how MKBHD does camera tests. It's blind tests based on images taken, and the Pixel won most of these blind tests.
How do the iphone users play into this doe
They have eyeballs, and an opinion. Therefore, they are part of the voting system that makes up the blind tests, or otherwise.
Came from a similar experience. Had the note 10+ and loved it. Did not have much motivation to upgrade to the current flagships but I finally decided to treat myself to something for once and got an upgrade. I'm pretty happy with it and no regrets, it's like a slight upgrade with some wonderful updates. Probably going to rock this for a whole again.
I'm still on the S10 and honestly without reddit killing the battery I might use it for a while. I have upgraded the memory to 512 and it grinds. Plus it's cheap to replace when I break it. How much better is the battery?
What's Reddit doing? I'm assuming you're using the official app?
When I had the S10+, I changed the battery and that killed the monitor and the waterproofing so don't do that lol.
I'd say that I charge my phone once, or twice a day at max. Where with the S10+ it was more like 4 times a day.
I notice it the most when using Google Maps. I would drive for 2 hours and with the S10+, that meant a lot of my charge. With the S23U it was maybe 15%?
I was using relay for far too many hours..it wasn't relay's or RIF's fault....also if I used the dumpster fire official app I wouldn't be figuring out lemmy... fuck u/Spez and the official app
Never had to 4x a day, but definitely caught vampire apps draining the battery. Google is a resource hog.
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Haha, you're right! Doi! Of course you're not using the official app!
Okay yeah, makes sense. It was the same situation for me too, I use Boost and just the amount of time using it took a lot of power.
I'd recommend the phone honestly, it's really worth the price. Especially with the deals they have for the 512 at the price of the 256, but the 512 has more RAM.
Thanks I'll have to keep that in mind