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My bank account understands. My phone's battery too. I'm not saying we should not build powerful phones, but why would I spend more money to have something bett
by p4bl0 14y ago
My bank account understands. My phone's battery too. I'm not saying we should not build powerful phones, but why would I spend more money to have something better if I can have something less expensive which is more than enough already?
- stephengillie 14y agoThen don't buy it. I've been using a Droid Incredible for 2 years. It was released 1.5 years before that. It handles all of my mobile computing needs just fine, CM7.2 is sturdy as hell (just passed 30 days uptime) and I haven't spent money on mobile hardware for 2 years. I've gone wifi-only since buying this phone. I have wifi everywhere I need it except grocery store checkout lines. The phone lasts 2 days on a charge in perpetual airplane mode too.
- stewie2 14y agobecause this is the future: http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android the definition of "enough" will change in 2013
- jlouis 14y agoBattery? It just disables all the excess cores when it doesn't need them. Your bank account is a different matter though.