Couldn't disagree more.
No. It's one of the reasons. Accidental touches being the biggest reason for most people not liking curved screens. Although you will also find people who say they never have a problem with accidental touches and curved screens - everyone to their own an all that.
No. It's one of the reasons. Accidental touches being the biggest reason for most people not liking curved screens. Although you will also find people who say they never have a problem with accidental touches and curved screens - everyone to their own an all that.
In fairness, I think the tech has improved somewhat since the S7 days with the curved screens.
This fills me with a great sense of joy!
You can take the boy out of the forum, you can’t take the forum (or the addiction to tech) out of the boy.This fills me with a great sense of joy!
I thought you had jacked the phone game in so good to hear you're still as addicted as ever.
Although I managed to just stick with a 12 Mini since April and have been really pleased with myself but can all of that undoing starting with the Z Flip 3. 🤓
Got any links for that? Can't see that happening, not when the 5a is officially the first Pixel phone to end all support for it.
In fairness, I think the tech has improved somewhat since the S7 days with the curved screens.
Accidental touches have become less prevalent, and Samsung especially have allowed users to make areas of the curve less sensitive with Good Lock (app) which has also helped.
Not sure if Google will do something similar, but definitely steps towards making it less of an issue.
Hi all, your friendly phone nutcase is back
Well as you can presume, the pixel 6 or 6 Pro (haven’t decided which I’ll eventually get) is probably the phone I am most looking forward to this fall, though like most of you will end up invariably getting the iPhone 13 pro max alongside it.
Intrigued as this will be the first pixel with the new camera sensor for a number of years. I am less enthused by the ‘tensor’ naming for the exynos partnership (especially as this isn’t meant to be as fast as the exynos in the S21 range which already falls behind the SD888). We have seen google embrace and abandon new formats and extra processing features over the last number of years.
I am currently running with an iPhone 12 pro max, Pixel 5, and a S21 Ultra (yes the MRU you know and loved is still as addicted as ever.)
Bringing back to Pixel, I'd much prefer a smaller Pixel and one without a dreaded curved screen, but I think most of us on this forum just can't wait to see what those Pro cameras are going to be capable of.
In fairness, even if they hadn't have changed the sensor, I'd still be interested in the Pixel 6, just because the hardware does look like a big step up (at last). But throw in those new sensors and now I'm like a kid waiting for Christmas!
but yeah all good matey. It’s def been a strange couple of years to say the least.
Thank you…. I am alive
Seeing this post made my day!Hi all, your friendly phone nutcase is back
Well as you can presume, the pixel 6 or 6 Pro (haven’t decided which I’ll eventually get) is probably the phone I am most looking forward to this fall, though like most of you will end up invariably getting the iPhone 13 pro max alongside it.
Intrigued as this will be the first pixel with the new camera sensor for a number of years. I am less enthused by the ‘tensor’ naming for the exynos partnership (especially as this isn’t meant to be as fast as the exynos in the S21 range which already falls behind the SD888). We have seen google embrace and abandon new formats and extra processing features over the last number of years.
I am currently running with an iPhone 12 pro max, Pixel 5, and a S21 Ultra (yes the MRU you know and loved is still as addicted as ever.)
Meh on the camera bump. I am fine with it, I am also fine with thicker phones that have more battery or other good stuff in it while retaining a camera bump if it means better optics / sensors.
…. I am alive 