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To everyone in the US on T-Mobile, are you as thrilled as I am with the amount of international phones gaining 4G and 5G band 71 this generation?

First it was Xiaomi with the Mi 17 Pro Max (even though the Ultra last generation had this too). Then it was the Oppo Find X9 Pro. Now, both the Nubia Z80 and RealMe GT 8 Pro (even though GT7 had it too) have it.

If we're cool with importing, we're finally having more options to use out here unofficially....

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Android dominates the market but between AI integration and stricter privacy rules, is enterprise Android development getting more efficient or just more demanding?

Android still dominates the market, but things are changing fast. AI is everywhere, privacy laws are getting stricter, and users expect instant performance.

Do you think enterprise Android app development is becoming more efficient with new tools and frameworks, or more demanding because of higher expectations?

How are your teams balancing AI, security, and speed in real projects?...

https://redd.it/1oqu9mc
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Is Oppo becoming BBK’s flagship brand while OnePlus turns performance and gaming focused?

With the recent launches like the Oppo Find X9 series and OnePlus 15, it really feels like BBK is redefining how it positions its brands. Oppo seems to be taking the premium flagship spot, while OnePlus is leaning more into the performance and gaming side, similar to Vivo and iQOO.

Wouldn’t be surprised if Oppo starts expanding more globally too instead of staying limited to a few markets. Anyone else noticing this shift?
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Those who migrated from a newer iPhone (12 or newer) to an Android, what were the biggest features you missed?

Despite being a bit locked in an iPhone ecosystem, I'm seriously debating switching over as a lifelong iPhone user just for strange UI decisions and no major improvements to the horrific performance of Siri and text-to-speech. There's also the minor annoyance that it costs $100/yr for a dev account if I wanted to make my own personal custom apps, when it's like $25 (I think) for a lifetime account on Android.

Before I find the right Android phone to switch to, I wanted to ask if there is anyth...

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