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"Perfectly?" Oh, HELL no. On a smaller level, quality suffers when you only have a brick and a touchscreen, too many activities are improved by better tactile
by jrm4 5y ago
"Perfectly?"
Oh, HELL no.
On a smaller level, quality suffers when you only have a brick and a touchscreen, too many activities are improved by better tactile controls.
Also, quite a bit of those experiences are clunky due to intrusive software, notifications, etc. E.g. Personally I absolutely hate trying to listen to music on a cellphone, I don't want interruptions and I want to easily adjust song/volume without looking.
Perhaps the biggest point: You can do NOTHING on a cellphone without being surveilled while doing it.
- frosted-flakes 5y agoRegarding adjusting song/volume without looking, you can obviously adjust the volume with the volume buttons, but if you have an Android you can also change tracks with a long-press of the volume buttons, even when the screen is locked. I use a sideloaded app that uses an ADB-only permission that makes this possible (see link). I'm not sure why this isn't a native feature. https://github.com/Incineroar/skipTrackLongPressVolume https://github.com/Incineroar/skipTrackLongPressVolume