I've gone low end, around the USD 100 mark, since mobile phones are
just a tool, not the focal centre of you life like it is for some folk
(my laptop is more that thing). Being cheap means I don't worry too
much if I lose it, or it meets an untimely end in say a swimming pool.
In the last 8.5 year
I never got the bloatware grumble. Then my first android was a Samsung
Galaxy.My issue(S) is that the when my phone is used any: battery life
goes to crap, runs pretty hot, then slows down, then crashes.
It's also pretty weird it's vidgety to get working with Tmobiles voice
system. Though that
My phone for the past few years has been the Moto X4, which is a good
Android One phone that's nearing end of life.
My daughter complained at first about Motorola bloatware, but apparently
that's cleared up. I never notiiced it.
It's listing for $149-199 this week according to google, works fine
I'm pretty satisfied with my OnePlus T3, unlocked and with dual SIMs.
Camera isn't so hot in this model, but T-mobile is now selling the OnePlus
6, which has a much better camera, for $550.
T
Tom Johnson - t...@jtjohnson.com
Institute for Analytic Journ
A Google Pixel (I have the 3 XL) will give you the most "untainted by
bloatware" version of Android - plus regular updates. Can't speak to
rooting it. I continue to be impressed by the camera - it's flat out
amazing.
But no removable memory (automagically uploads to your google account
online) and
My experience is mixed:
Nexus 4
Google being them dropped it with a buggy OS 7.x that to this day is known
to sometimes work and sometimes not install right
LineageOS 15 has a huge bug
On the other hand it does have a bunch of ROMs to pick from some neet apps
etc.
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019 at 10:18
Still happy with my Pixel 1 and Google Fi .
C
On Mon, Apr 15, 2019, 09:53 Gary Schiltz wrote:
> Looking for advice on escaping the gravitational well that is the Apple
> iOS ecosystem before I reach the event horizon. Hope it isn't too late
> already. The hard part seems to be choosing a devic
I've been pretty happy with my Google Pixel 2, though Renee' still has her 1.
Mine is unlocked and I explored different OSes when I first got my Pixel 1. But
I think I've satisfied my tinkering on my service phone for awhile. I was
tinkering on my ZTE Open. But now I'm thinking of getting a Fa
