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>Well...the phone itself is over two years old now, which means it's about 18 months out of support That is a horrid mentality being permitted in the phone ind
by worklogin 12y ago
>Well...the phone itself is over two years old now, which means it's about 18 months out of support
That is a horrid mentality being permitted in the phone industry. My "2013" Moto G has a 1.2GHz quad core with a 300+ dpi screen. It's completely unacceptable to declare that device out of support as a consumer technology.
- morganvachon 12y agoI'm right there with you. Sadly, the best support is found at Apple, but I've owned two iPhones and I just find them obtuse. They are certainly nice devices, I just don't care for iOS. So that leaves me with Windows Phone, which I love to use but Microsoft is all over the place in deciding how much support to offer; and Android, which I don't care to use daily, but the power of the OS can't be denied.