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I have bluetooth headphones that I use daily and an Android wear watch (Smartwatch 3). I leave bluetooth on 24/7 on my 6P, but in recent months bluetooth has been absolutely thrashing the battery life, and the signal strength is average at best. Are there any phones or companies that do...

Hey man, I appreciate the reply. It sounds like you've had a hell of a life. It's also really nice to see that despite all the obstacles you've mentioned, you're still such a positive, objective guy. Looking forward to the next podcast, keep doing what you're doing.

I posted this after listening to that episode. Because he spoke about it pretty openly I thought asking about the story behind it might be fair game. As he hasn't answered it yet I assume it's not something he wants to discuss (which is perfectly fine).

Hey Jerry. I'm not sure if this is something you've answered already (I had a look and can't find anything) or if it's even something you're open to talking about, but here goes. I'm a massive fan of the site and yours in particular (you're the reason I keep coming back to the podcast every...

Thats the benefit of Nexus devices. They get updates straight from Google.

This looks like a solid device. It reminds me of the early days of the Note line with all those extra bells and whistles. Hopefully it pays off for LG, they make some stellar phones and it's always good to see things like these come out and shake up the competition. I hope they do eventually...

That's half the problem though. If manufacturers did their job properly when it comes to updating, you'd have a comparable or improved experience. The fact that they do a shoddy job of updating your device's software is a big part of why I buy Nexus phones (which aren't perfect either but are...

I used a dbrand leather case for a few months, but the rubber case I use in the gym eventually pulled it off. I have a spare but probably won't put it on because the phone looks so good without it.

I'd love to see an updated N9-esque device running Android. That was one of the best designed phones I've ever seen.

It'll be interesting to see what he goes on to do next.

Isaiah Rashad - Sun's Tirade.

Of all things, smoothness is probably one where iOS beats Android the most. Android has plenty of strengths - customisability, variety, etc, but smoothness isn't one of them.

If you can get by it would be stupid not to wait. You could either get a better/new phone, or get the phone you already know for less money.

I'm able to use Messenger via Chrome on my 6P. I have it installed too, but I can choose whether to open it.

What did I just read? :confused: