Android [MKBHD] What Happened to OnePlus?

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Posted: 12 Jan 2021 03:32 PM PST

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Nova launcher now supports the fancy new gestures and app closing animation on pixel devices.

Posted: 12 Jan 2021 11:18 PM PST

As of v7.0.12 (beta from discord), nova launcher now supports the closing animation where the app shrinks into the icon. As far as I can tell, gesture navigation is basically fully supported completely by this third party launcher now, and I essentially have no reason to go back to the pixel launcher now.

Of note, this is only available on pixels, because it seems non-google OEMs aren't using the latest APIs that enable this.

Edit: appears removed in 13. I don't know if that guy meant to send/post that update?

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BREAKING: Samsung confirms AMD GPU for next flagship product

Posted: 12 Jan 2021 06:51 AM PST

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Kind of shocked by how good my $150 phone is.

Posted: 12 Jan 2021 07:43 AM PST

My OnePlus 6T died after an unfortunate drop into concrete. I was expecting a call that day, so I went to a local store and bought a Moto G Fast thinking I'd use it temporarily before getting a "real phone" and I'd keep the Moto G as a backup.

You know what though? I'm keeping it as my daily driver. It's actually shockingly good. The battery lasts longer than my old phone. It's got a headphone jack! What $1000 phone has one if those these days? It's not filled with bloatware, and it does the basics all pretty well. Calls sound no different. The speaker is good enough. The vibration motor is significantly better than my previous phone.

I thought I'd mind a 720p display, but honestly I've stopped noticing. Who needs 90hz 1440p displays anyway? It just seems like overkill to me now.

Sure, it's not always the snappiest device in the world and isn't made of super premium materials. It's got bigger bezels than a higher tier phone would have. But who cares? Honestly the only thing that bothers me really is Motorola's update policy. But I've used plenty of other much more expensive phones with pretty shit update policies too.

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Posted: 12 Jan 2021 06:19 AM PST