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• ghostpepper 7y ago
  How can you reduce phones to a single checkbox that says whether they're "intuitive" or not?
  • anoncareer0212 7y ago
    it lets people say 'i want an iphone' while still feeling reasonable
    • jshevek 7y ago
      OnePlus, LG, and Xiaomi are all included under 'intuitive'. (Though Samsung appears to not be?)
      • anoncareer0212 7y ago
        Ugh, I feel awful snarking now - that is strange to me, I could see OnePlus and Xiaomi, but LG and not Samsung is a headscratcher... and honestly, if you include all those, it seems like a "has top 5 marketshare except Huawei" checkbox...maybe that's a good thing? Anyways, enough rambling, thanks for sharing :)
  • arnaudsm 7y ago
    I reduce iPhone and stock Android to "intuitive", since it's the #1 criteria for most tech-savy users.
    • ghostpepper 7y ago
      Intuitive is a very personal term, in the sense that everyone has their own definition of what is intuitive and what may be intuitive for me may not be intuitive for you. A better label for that category might be "No third party software"?
• markdown 7y ago
  In the camera section, what does "tropicalise" filter?
  • arnaudsm 7y ago
    It's a common denomination for environmental seal. Similar to IP67.
    • markdown 7y ago
      Ahh, ok. Thanks, that makes sense.
• vinc 7y ago
  I'd suggest adding a removable battery filter to the phones. You already have jack port and micro SD, good.