My next smartphone has a display ratio of 3*π / 2*e
Which, coincidentally, would be better than 37:18
And it pisses me off, because there is NO use for this.
I am genuinely certain that Google did this solely so they could demonstrate that android supported arbitrary display ratios
My Nexus 5 committed suicide back when I was in university, with the battery simply dying. I charged it all night, and an hour later - having done nothing on the phone at all, it was on 20%
Back in the day I could have simply swapped battery, but no! Not anymore. Now batteries are soldered into place for my convenience
And even if I did keep it alive, the Nexus 5 stopped receiving software updates years ago
I believe that we replaced planned obsolescence with "scheduled obsolescence"
Yeah, and with a PC, if something stops working, you can usually replace that component and that's it
The only part where that's not the case is the CPU and motherboard, which usually need to be swapped together
I hate smartphones so much
I hate them so endlessly
With a burning passion
By comparison, Windows 7 was released 2009 and Mainstream Support ended 2015. That is 6 years, and extended support until 2020, which is 11 years in total
BY MICROSOFT!
The company known for being a bunch of greedy ducks
I wanted to write another word, but I think ducks is fine for now
My "old" PC went from 2017 until 2021, but some of its components live in the new one. The previous one I bought in 2014 and sold to my friend in 2017, who still has it to this day
@MechMK1 I have a no-name Chinese phone with a 8540 mAh battery that lasts for 3 days, it can be used as a hammer if you need one... Blackview bv6600
isn't the most beautiful phone ever, it's heavy, it's not the fastest one, the camera isn't amazing, but the battery lasts half a week, when it's 20% I am pretty comfortable leaving home for 4h and I know it won't die on the way, I don't care if my kids drop it twice every minute, and I don't mind getting soaked by rain if I am taking a walk and it rains
so it have the 2 things I find essential: battery life and toughness
and it's cheap, it's like 190 USD or something
it's like a galaxy from 2-3 generations ago, but fits my needs
I didn't looked on the custom rom scene for it yet... brb...
@JourneymanGeek Never seen that on my dad's s21 and he never complained about anything similar either. Plus, Samsung claims they don't put ads on the lock screen.
"Samsung does not put advertisements on your home or lock screen. Advertisements on your home or lock screen will be caused by an app. You will need to disable or uninstall the app to get rid of the adverts."