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Why returning to an user-removable battery is an absolute necessity for the industry to thrive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q\_Aq\_EqyF64

As explained by Louis Rossmann in one of his recent videos, right-to-repair could benefit a lot by having manufacturers bring back removable batteries. Devices like the Galaxy S5 and Xcover Pro were able to prove you could have a water-resistant phone with a removable battery.

Another example would be the moQI i7s portable Android console, which has ...

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I've just swapped my Samsung Note 10+ for a Motorola G30.

Okay, well not swapped, exactly. My Note 10+ died a sudden death overnight at the beginning of the week (woke up, completely dead, doesn't charge). Thankfully, I still have 4 months on my warranty so off it goes to Samsung for repair!
In the mean time, I needed a beater to cover the basics for the next week or so as I wait for my Note to come back. I've been buying flagships since my trusty Nokia 5110 back in '98/'99-ish. I've never purchased a 'cheap' phone before - the closest I've come wa...

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Heads up: The main camera sensor on the Nord 2 is not the same as the 9 or 9 Pro main camera

OnePlus has been advertising that the Nord 2 uses the same sensor as the 9 series. This is true but OnePlus has been clever in their wording.

The main sensor on the Nord 2 is the IMX766. This is the same sensor as the ultrawide sensor on the 9/9 Pro. The main sensors on the 9 series are different (IMX789 on the 9 Pro and IMX689 on the 9).

I've already seen a few people assume that since the main sensor is the same as the 9 Pro, the photo quality should be the same too. That's not true. Howev...

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How Are The Pixel Watch And New Premium Fitbit Not Direct Competitors?

So google bought fitbit officially early this year, and there are heavy rumors that they'll be releasing a pixel watch this year. Fitbit is also going to have a premium smartwatch at some point they said.

How are the two not going to be direct competitors?

Assuming that the pixel watch is going to be a premium device, it must have top of the line fitness, health, smart watch features. Like the apple watch. We can assume the same will be true of the fitbit watch. So what is the point then if th...

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