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it's not. S3/symbian is still leading
by slim 4y ago
it's not. S3/symbian is still leading
- Huh1337 4y agoReally? There's around 170 million KaiOS devices. I was unable to find stats for Symbian. Is it still so much? I thought the platform is dead for years.
- ZiiS 4y agotbh most 10 year old Symbian devices probably still work.
- Huh1337 4y agoYeah, I have a few in my drawer. The actual question is, does anybody turn them on for anything more than few hours of nostalgia? Last time I tried, it wasn't able to browse the web due to SSL errors. Also, did they ever get to support 4G? Where I live they already turned 3G off, so mobile internet in my Symbian devices doesn't work. I'd be very surprised if somebody actually uses it as their daily driver. Maybe as a really-dumb phone, only for calling and SMS - but anything smarter than that doesn't work anymore. Even the maps are a decade without any further updates.
- junon 4y agoI went down the path of looking at "dumb" phones to offset my technology use as a SWE for personal reasons. Almost every phone was Kai.