Man of Honour
Are there any metal/glass unibody phones with a removable battery? I guess compromises have to be made when stepping into this field of "premium build quality".
I wish Samsung stuck to the double pulldown
Got a source for those prices Cosimo?
A bit cheaper than before.
I think anything below 5.5" should be 1080p, 1440p on a 5.1" display is just daff.
power bank is not official? not seen an official power bank from them or any otehr branded companies.
It also carries the advantage that having a dead phone wouldn't result in everything on it being lost, you simply remove the card and still have all your photos/videos.
But you've got them backed up anyway surely, I mean you wouldn't simply trust the SD card, or that the phone won't get lost/stolen?
Indeed, SD cards aren't completely reliable either and many including myself have had failed SD cards back in the day (32 and 64GB SanDiskGate, anyone?!). I keep a monthly backup of my phone's internal and external storage when I do the monthly PC backup.
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Questions being asked and fingers being pointed at the inclusion of Smart Tools, an amalgamation of Malware and cleanup tools to put users into a false sense of security?
http://www.androidcentral.com/some-samsungs-galaxy-s6-software-sends-mixed-message-about-performance
But you've got them backed up anyway surely, I mean you wouldn't simply trust the SD card, or that the phone won't get lost/stolen?
Worried about the Note 5 now
Try writing a 4k video on the fly to your SD card.....I'll save you time, you can't because it can;t write to it quickly enough.
Are there any metal/glass unibody phones with a removable battery? I guess compromises have to be made when stepping into this field of "premium build quality".
Having seen the Xperia Z3 official Lollipop video, I am wondering why Samsung has yet to employ the double pulldown on the notification bar. Even on the S6 the pulldown is classic Samsung which has not changed for several generations of Note and galaxy phone.
^Sony has gone even more stock Andorid than they did with KitKat and it looks beautiful and all the transition animations while it's happening are there.
I wish Samsung stuck to the double pulldown
That is about my only gripe so far with what I've seen of the S6.
I don't regularly back up as none of it is ultimately that important but i've never had an SD card fail, it's just nice to know I can pull the card out if I want it. I've had phones die on me more regularly than cards.
I just don't really see much of a significant reason to remove the function. 4K recording maybe needs ultimate speed that SD can't provide but just limit the function so it can only work to internal memory if it's that critical? Are people really going to be recording in 4K on a phone to the point the design of the phone needs to be compromised to permit it?