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I remember when I got my first real Android smartphone- 2012. Since then up to, let's say, 2017, I upgraded almost every year and was blown away with how each p
by omeysalvi 4y ago
I remember when I got my first real Android smartphone- 2012. Since then up to, let's say, 2017, I upgraded almost every year and was blown away with how each phone added real value to my life. In the earlier years, it was just the number of things that I could do that increased and later everything just became a smoother less buggy experience. But since 2018, there just hasn't been enough to radically change the way I use my smartphone. I use almost the same apps in more or less the same way. It is almost like an utility now that I have a narrow use of and I really don't want any more of in my life.