Recent content by mister2d

Ask Lifeproof.

If you train your ears to solely lossless audio for a period of time, you'll be able to tell the differences on a consistent basis. If you're just jumping into this world then you will be hard pressed to tell any major difference.

Just tap the settings icon next to the BT device and uncheck "media audio".

Judging by the past with my V20 unlocked, I'll have to wait until March 2018 to get the V30 at my price point.

Your BT FM receiver is the thing that should be reaching out to connect automatically. Not your phone in this instance.

touch.facebook.com works great for me. I also use Facebook Lite. It's really light on resources.

Looks like a paired Bluetooth audio device that automatically connects. If you don't want it to connect anymore just unpaired the device from the Bluetooth settings.

Funded meaning he could be funded from biased sources and not a typical secular job.

I was bummed on the Dec 5 date too. Guess I'll be buying another Dbrand skin for my V20 and wait until a nice price drop. 😎 The HTC would definitely NOT be one of my alternate choices.

I gave up on it about two years ago. Synching stopped working without notice and I lost contacts when switching phones. Been using Google for contacts ever since.

That's as doubtful as 100% market of electric cars. It isn't sustainable to happen quite that soon if at all.

Re: The Verge is bashing the V30 for no headphone jack Companies are only following Apple to try to chase down profits. Apple ditches the 3.5mm because they charge huge royalties to make Lightning port cables. No money in headphone jacks. They want to own all the I/O and charge you for it...

Wireless headphones are OK and all, but that isn't the V30's mantra. If you want excellent sounding music, you'll want the DAC and headphone jack. No other way around it this time and age. Thank you LG.

The Note 8 and Pixel 2XL both don't have IR Blasters, so I don't know why they are considered over your V20.

So in technical terms, shutter speed is a mechanical function. During daylight exposures the shutter speed has to be sub-second (as I mentioned initially) so that your images aren't washed out by white light. This is true for any type of camera. During low light pictures, you want a slow shutter...