Recent content by southflpix

I just want to add that I am having the same issue. I am experiencing 5% battery drop per hour on standby, sometimes even more.

I'm in.

Well, market trends have repeatedly shown that very few phones can survive $700 price points on the Android side. With this in mind, yes I think the price is too high.

If you can deal with the size, it's good, especially if you can wait for another one of those $50 off sales. I would say the camera is my favorite feature. I've recently been shooting a decent amount of video with it and I actually don't find the lack of OIS to be that jarring.

I agree that the loss of iMessage is a factor. SMS / MMS are serviceable, but simply not as good for reasons already mentioned, and in addition to the previously stated advantages, iMessage uses end to end encryption so it's far more secure. Since Android does not have a 'default' messaging app...

This is speculation, but I anticipate that in 3 years even entry level phones will be so much more advanced that the expense of a battery replacement would not be worth it. Posted via the Android Central App

It's been an adjustment for sure. A large screen has it's pros and cons. In the future I would like to see 'phablets' decrease in size by utilizing more compact bezels. Posted via the Android Central App

I don't think so, but I agree that the smaller form factor is great. I am still getting used to the 'phablet' dimensions of the 6p. The S7 will also have a better screen. Posted via the Android Central App

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Re: Does the future support (or lack thereof) for USB C scare anyone? I am very happy with USB C. I ruined a few micro USB cables fumbling with them in the dark and trying to figure out the 'correct' orientation. Posted via the Android Central App

Nova Prime, for the gestures and additional security. For example, let's say you anticipate being pulled over; with Nova you can double tap the screen to lock the phone and it now requires a password to unlock, which the police cannot compel you to give.

I'm curious about Samsung Pay. I'd like to give it a try.

My volume is fine for a normal room, but in the gym where it's noisy and often has music playing in the background, I have to turn it up to 100% just to barely hear it. The Oneplus 2 I had for about 3 weeks was much louder in this situation.

I installed the iVoler version that was posted for sale on this forum a few days ago. The corners are just fine and the proximity sensor cutout is working out great. I also have 2 XtremeGuard protectors on the way from another deal, but I may not have to use them unless this one breaks.

Re: Nexus 6p or IPhone 6s Plus I haven't tried the iPhone 6s+, but I much prefer the 6p over last year's iPhone 6+. Better camera, sound, and roughly the same performance. The 6s is by all accounts faster, but again, I have never tried it. You should probably choose based on what you prefer...