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I have two phone requirements: stock Android and <5" screen. The Pixel comes so close. If it were cheaper, I would compromise on the screen size. As it is, I ju
by coldpie 10y ago
I have two phone requirements: stock Android and <5" screen. The Pixel comes so close. If it were cheaper, I would compromise on the screen size. As it is, I just bought a new battery for my 2013 Gen 1 Moto X for $5 instead.
- oaktowner 10y agoMy God I love that phone. It's my favorite phone I've ever owned (and I've had several iPhones and several Androids). I broke mine. Sad, sad day.
- Grazester 10y agoI bought that phone in 2014 with a broken screen and was intending to repair it and flip it. I ended up keeping it. That phone was amazing. Voice commands just worked so well. When I was driving and issued a command it would know I was driving and therefore enable the speaker. It also supported what Google now terms "trusted voice"(lets me issue command when locked and it would do it only for my voice alone), something that my Nexus 6 doesn't and for no good reason since the Snagdragon in it supports this. Its too bad the replacement screen crapped out
- coldpie 10y agoMaybe someday professional basketball players will stop moonlighting as phone designers and we'll get reasonably sized screens again.
- oDot 10y agoI recently made StockDroids[1] -- it's still not much but it's a good start if you're in the market for a new phone :) [1]: http://stockdroids.com/ http://stockdroids.com/