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Do you think the mobile trend might swing back toward Android anytime soon in the US?

I recently came across an early rendering of the yet-to-be-released iPhone 17, along with some negative comments about the lack of innovation and the mediocre features in recent iPhones. It got me wondering if Android might start gaining ground again, especially given the apparent slowdown in iPhone innovation. I'd love to hear your thoughts....

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📦 “Unreadable. Unforgettable.” -- My POCO F1’s Death Was More Than Just a Hardware Failure


I lost my POCO F1 recently.
Not like “oh I dropped it” lost - I mean completely dead, motherboard bent at the top-right corner, won't boot, charge, vibrate - nothing.
It just… silently gave up.

It’s weird how a phone dying can feel like actual grief.
Not frustration. Not panic. Just this cold, aching absence.

I bought it second-hand in May 2021. 8GB RAM. 256GB storage. My daily driver, but also my vault.
Rooted, TWRP installed, no bloat. I kept it offline by design - no Google Photos, no Mi C...

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Haptics on Samsung Galaxy are unbelievably disappoiting, and Pixels are missing basic software features

I move phones every year or two, and for the past three years been using an iPhone (new record for having a phone without switching lol). Recently I decided to move back and ordered an S25+ and while it's shipping my buddy gave me a Pixel 8 he didn't need. I was reeeeeally pleasantly surprised to see that the Haptics were 100% on par with iPhones!! It was amazing, I was like that's it, the android eco system finally did it!

..well, not really. I got the s25 and the annoying bzzzz vibration came...

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What's one Android feature you can't live without — and why?

I've been exploring new Android features and apps lately. Curious to know what others find essential in their Android experience. Could be anything — gestures, widgets, customization, app features, or even a setting tweak....

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