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My first smartphone was the Motorola Droid 2 and it could easily be over clocked from 600 MHz to 1200 MHz. The dynamic overclocking even helped the battery life. I miss the keyboard, it was great for playing old video games on emulators.
My first smartphone was the Motorola Droid 2 and it could easily be over clocked from 600 MHz to 1200 MHz. The dynamic overclocking even helped the battery life. I miss the keyboard, it was great for playing old video games on emulators.
The Motorola Droid 2 was my first smartphone and I sorely miss that slide out keyboard with dpad.
I sadly became one of those people last year. I had every intention of keeping my Pixel 5A for a long time but when faced with a $250 repair bill I bought a used pixel 6 for $240 instead of fixing it. I do regret it because the battery life and antenna on the 6 is awful compared to the 5a.
If only google would stop blocking display out on pixels.
Unfortunately the 5a was the last pixel with a headphone jack.
I had an Eee PC. It was very slow and the poor resolution of the screen made it hard to use.
I’m using posteo with Geary on linux and K-9 on Android.
They’re not on the play store currently. You can get them from Github or through the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid repo.
Calculator: I’m using the one that came with grapheneos, which I think is the AOSP calculator. It meets all of my simple calculator needs
Camera: GrapheneOS camera for qr codes and videos, because the modded gcam app (not FOSS) I use doesn’t support either. I like that it shows you the qr link after you scan it instead of instantly opening it. It doesn’t connect to WiFi if you scan one though it will show you the name and password.
Calendar: Fossify Calendar. It’s a fork of simple calendar. It has my favorite calendar interface and works with Davx5 to sync with CalDAV servers.
Will there be any battery improvements? My Pixel 6 could use some (I miss the battery life of my 5a, RIP).
On my Kobo Libra 2 the battery only drained with wifi on. It won’t charge over 76% for some reason though.
Is your feeling based on the fact that you can only get driving directions offline (not even walking!)?
The grapheneos camera shows you the link when you scan a qr code and then its up to you to decide to go to the site or not. It makes scanning qr codes safer then apps that automatically open scanned links.
You might need to calibrate the compass in your phone
I’m picturing chocolate covered potato chips
If small phones were still a thing I could see myself getting a 7 or 8" tablet again (RIP Nexus 7) but with 6+" screens being the norm there’s no point.
I do love my kobo libre 2 for reading but also wish it was smaller.
In my experience, yes. I’ve used the qr to transfer a sim to a new phone as well.
One of the founders of pebble is supposedly making one, the target price is $800 though which is too much for me.
I’ve also got a pixel 6 and thing it is just too big. The iPhone X was on the verge, pixels have been too big since the 5a.
Someone needs to convince US Banks of this