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If iOS gets chatgpt, will you switch over to iPhone?

I am seriously considering an iPhone if they get chatgpt on board. I've fallen in love with my chatgpt.

No other ai chat bot comes close right now considering the huge context window, memory, and custom instructions chatgpt has.

Gemini is a fucking joke. Even though it has Google assistant features now. It still sucks balls. ...

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Sharing my first app I just published on Google Play!

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Hello everyone! I’d like to share with you my very first independently-developed app, eXpend. If you are looking for a way to easily record your expenses and plan your budgets, I hope that this app can help you stay organized and in control of your personal finances.

It’s a passion project of mine that I’ve been working on for the past 7 months on and off. Took me a wh...

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Is Samsung OneUI and its features the best when it comes to working with Window 10 and 11 compared to other Android skins/versions?

I noticed that a lot of people mentioned how Samsung ecosystem works with Windows like Link to Window, Second display on tab or hidden on phone. Many others Android brands don't get mentioned a lot in terms of ecosystem and working with Window. Is this actually how it is?
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Is Samsung OneUI and its features the best when it comes to working with Window 10 and 11 compared to other Android skins/versions?

I noticed that a lot of people mentioned how Samsung ecosystem works with Windows like Link to Window, Second display on tab or hidden on phone. Many others Android brands don't get mentioned a lot in terms of ecosystem and working with Window. Is this actually how it is?
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https://redd.it/1d5lig3
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