Yea, the exaggerated colors just make this baby pop. I tried the RGB setting too and flipped right back to the original. But, it's nice to know the screen has the ability to be standardized.
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Love the phone! Some initial thoughts
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Yea, the exaggerated colors just make this baby pop. I tried the RGB setting too and flipped right back to the original. But, it's nice to know the screen has the ability to be standardized.
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Life is infinitely easier when we accept that everybody has different experiences. What you consider slippery might not be the same to someone else.
you assume that the folks who put cases on their devices did so because their devices are slippery. I remember them saying their devices aren't slippery. There are multitudes of reasons why people use cases. Perhaps we should give people the benefit of the doubt that they are being honest. That's much less stressful than your strategy.
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Interesting, what made it frustrating? I've set mine up but have yet to use it. I thought you would just open the app, tap, and go.
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Required a pin, took multiple attempts. I've used Apple pay at the same Walgreen's and its was smooth. I realize that some of the issue is the banks and their compatibility with Android pay. Seems like a half assed way to go about introducing a feature. Get the infrastructure completed first then release the feature. It seems like the just threw it out there and will work on compatibility as they go along.
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Don't you not need a PIN if you just use the fingerprint scanner? Or was that related specifically to the bank/credit card you were trying to use.
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Ahh, well then I imagine that using a supported card would be much less complicated. I'll have to find a place to buy something and try it out.
I bank with Chase as well. They have announced that they will support Android Pay. Apple pay (iP6) on my Citibank credit worked pretty much when I got thje phone which was a few weeks after it went on sale...I'll give a few months before I upload my credit cards on android pay and begin using it regularly. The market share for Marshmallow is too small for banks to really hurry but it should be at par with apple over the next few months...
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Wouldn't count on that. They are planning their own mobile payment service that uses QR codes.
http://9to5mac.com/2015/10/26/chase-pay-qr-code-payment/
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That's what had me thinking we may not see it regardless of what PR intern patrolling twitter says.
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My Android Pay experience has been completely different, also using a bank that doesn't support Android Pay. I've used it twice; both times I've used the fingerprint sensor to unlock the phone, placed the phone against the payment sensor and the payment went through. Not sure how it could have been easier.
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