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[Nike Jordan]

I remember when Japanese mobile phones were miles (or kilometers) ahead of the rest of the world.

 

[Nike Jordan]

Google finally updated Snapseed and gave it a new interface.

Feels like a brand new app now.

 

[sooperhooper]

Motorola fold looking pretty good

 

[Nujavez]

Motorola fold looking pretty good

The trade-in discount Motorola is giving on their website is pretty good, they'll discount the phone by $500 with most trade ins, you could find a budget Motorola phone in good condition for under $100 and trade that in to get $500 off the phone... Theyre also including both the $100 moto stylus pen and "1 year Moto Care extended service protection" for free.. phone is 1899

 

[TSCQ]

i got i android device for work, but this thing is the ultimate tracking device, just keep it my car and do the job when it needs to be done.

 

[Nujavez]

Smartphones must have user-replaceable batteries by 2027. But not your iPhone. Here's why

The rules for batteries are changing from 2027. See how they will (or will not) affect you.

www.phonearena.com

"The EC passed an amendment to the first legislation bending the rules for smartphones and tablets specifically.

If the battery retains 83% of its capacity after 500 charge cycles and 80% after 1000 charge cycles, and the device has an IP rating, the battery doesn't need to be readily removable, and the change can be limited to professionals and official repair shops.
To put it simply, if your phone is water-resistant and its battery can retain 80% of its capacity after three years of use, then it falls outside these new EU rules.

Most modern flagship phones and tablets (and even some midrangers), iPhones and Galaxy phones included, will pass these new rules, so not much will change in the smartphone and tablet world."

TLDR: probably wont see smartphones have user replaceable batteries next year or anytime soon..