Seeing as i have both might test this.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...-vs-samsung-galaxy-s5-battery-drain-test.html
Those kind if tests baffle me simply because who watches video for 5-7 hours on their phone .... Yikes
Seeing as i have both might test this.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...-vs-samsung-galaxy-s5-battery-drain-test.html
Those kind if tests baffle me simply because who watches video for 5-7 hours on their phone .... YikesI'm happy as long as my phone lasts the day and in recent years 2013-2014 all devices I've had have comfortably seen me through the day so I don't really worry about which is going to give me more in an artificial test as it's not indicative of my real day to day usage ...
Probably right.
Wish the M8 notification light kept blinking not just 5 mins, and the screen was able to be seen better with polarised sunglasses
I drive for 10 hours straight sometimes and am outside a lot.
What do you like about it / are enjoying ?![]()
I live in Ireland ... Sunglasses aren't a problem![]()
Notification light doesn't bother me as I tend to check missed notifications by simply double tapping screen or on the dot view case. I hadn't even noticed that it times out after 5 mins at all to be honest ...
The design & feel in the hand, speakers are stupid loud and clear, Sense 6 isn't bloated at all and incredibly modern, bokeh camera effect on main cam looks cool, front cam is awesome for Instagram/vlogging, and the screen is stunning.
One reason i switched from iPhone, but didn't know about HTC 5 minute rule. Just thought all androids would be the same, note 3 and moto g had it.
Interesting, I wasn't aware of this either.
I take it lightflow doesnt fix it? I believe lightmanager doesnt work on HTC devices? I'm using lightmanager on my gs4ge because I found it more friendly than lightflow.
^^^ iphone easy to navigate and read ? dammm the m8 has a beautiful display!!!
It does, but still to me android is all over the place. I feel like I have to take many extra steps to do simple stuff like make a phone call.
It does, but still to me android is all over the place. I feel like I have to take many extra steps to do simple stuff like make a phone call.
Um what? Seems like you aren't using the same Android as the rest of us.
Funny. I have had 6 android phones over the past 5 years and also iPhones. I enjoyed using them but all of them IMHO have their issues. I have probably owned more phones than most here so I get to experience all sides. Either way, iOS is a refined easier to use operating system. Also glad to get rid of all the dang advertisements.
What advertisements?Funny. I have had 6 android phones over the past 5 years and also iPhones. I enjoyed using them but all of them IMHO have their issues. I have probably owned more phones than most here so I get to experience all sides. Either way, iOS is a refined easier to use operating system. Also glad to get rid of all the dang advertisements.
What advertisements?
Maybe they were using a lot of the free versions of software / apps.
I don't have any adverts in any of my apps.
I use most apps that are free and I've seen no ads