With the cases these days that have a kickstand built in, this is not that big of an issue for me. Plus with that little bit of extra room it gives the designers, they can stuff more "phone" Inside there.
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With the cases these days that have a kickstand built in, this is not that big of an issue for me. Plus with that little bit of extra room it gives the designers, they can stuff more "phone" Inside there.
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Or you could just avoid exposing it to liquids
do you ever go out to eat and set your phone on the table with a bunch of kids gathered around?
do you ever go out to eat and set your phone on the table with a bunch of kids gathered around?
Nope. Always stays safely in my holster.
Now, have I been pushed into a swimming pool? Yes. Thankfully I forgot my phone in the car that afternoon.
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Not that it's important at all to the conversation but I don't think I'll ever be a holster guy...
Now, have I been pushed into a swimming pool? Yes. Thankfully I forgot my phone in the car that afternoon.
I took an iphone swimming with me once, totally my fault, it was a sad and expensive day
Ooooh. Thankfully I'm really paranoid and constantly check that kind of stuff around water, worst I've done is send some flash drives through the washer/dryer and go swimming with my wallet.
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It's been years now so I'm over it and I'm way more conscientious about it now. But to this day any time I go into water I always have a split second panic reaction that I left something in my pocket...
The wallet could be a rough one as well
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The plusses of a non removable battery are way better than the plusses of a removable one.
First of all, there are ways to soft reset devices without a battery pull, so that point is null.
Second, the reason removable batteries have bad charges is because they are removable. Building the battery into the phone make as it more efficient and allows a physically larger space to be taken up by the battery.
It also vastly improves the design of the phone, it not only looks better, but is also sturdier as a result of being able to be unibody.
I get people wanting a removable battery and that's all well and good, but don't be deluded, removable batteries are less efficient in power transfer and in capacity for their use of space.
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First of all, there are ways to soft reset devices without a battery pull, so that point is null.
Second, the reason removable batteries have bad charges is because they are removable. Building the battery into the phone make as it more efficient and allows a physically larger space to be taken up by the battery.
It also vastly improves the design of the phone, it not only looks better, but is also sturdier as a result of being able to be unibody.
I get people wanting a removable battery and that's all well and good, but don't be deluded, removable batteries are less efficient in power transfer and in capacity for their use of space.
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The Evo LTE' s battery is removable and replaceable, but not a quick-swap. Takes about 5 min. The HTC One, however, has the battery between the screen and motherboard, so it will be a nightmare to try and replace.
The Evo LTE will work with a 64GB card, so that is a total of 80GB. This is more than either HTC ONE. However, built-in storage is typically a much higher quality and speed.
I decided I can no longer tolerate removable SD storage long ago. It's not even more convenient for me anymore either. Built in everything is the highest quality experience I've had.
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Nope. Always stays safely in my holster.
Now, have I been pushed into a swimming pool? Yes. Thankfully I forgot my phone in the car that afternoon.
You need better friends.
And the Back/Home/Multitask trio of buttons on EVO LTE. I'd like to keep that part.
I'm just waiting on the HTC Two, the one just isn't worth the update nothing ground breaking compared to the Evo
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Having switched to a phone with a louder better speaker I can tell you I could never go back. I listen to iheart radio in the morning for traffic and use navigation a lot and both benefit greatly from the speaker. I think people will be surprised by how big of a deal the speakers are
I think people don't realize how limiting current speakers are, because to them it's just normal. These will likely be a game changer. You will actually be able to show someone a YouTube video without leaving the room and finding a quiet corner and using a solo cup to amplify.
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You just put the speaker over the mouth of a solo cup and it echoes back. Pretty high tech stuff.
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