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I was joking 🙃

Meet was a great app. It really did what it was designed to do.

+1 for Niagara

What app are you using for the dynamic island?

I own a Jelly 2 and really like it to play around with. However, I find it too small as a daily driver, when I tried that for two weeks. Due to the small size, it is also really bulky, so instead of a tablet, you have a bump in your pocket. For me, the perfect size is around 4,5-5" (minus the keyboard of the titan slim). The Tank Mini 1 has a good screen size, but again is really thick.

Fortunately there is objective data: https://mcbroken.com/

That’s why their minister is hoping for climate change with higher temperatures :)

I do see a difference between Firefox on a Pixel 4a and Safari on an iPhone 13. The iPhone loads a webpage in less than a second whereas Firefox needs 2-4 seconds for the same webpage. I still use Firefox though as it is better in every other aspect.

I was thinking that this is mainly a US thing and then saw that the article talks about the US. Android is still more common in the rest of the world.

The article contradicts the unspecified headline in the first sentence: “It’s no secret that Android is the most-used operating system in the world, a title it first earned after surpassing Windows in 2017.”

However, the 25% on-time use a lot more than 25% battery.

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So much this! I believe this was a feature on the reddit app.

I wanna check out the 8 or wait for the 8a. For me the size of the 4a is perfect. I want the replacement to be as handy.

I also believe this was a feature.

26% means that you cannot use it to talk to 74% of your friends. So European users usually use a service that runs equally well on iOS and Android.

Is this a normal price for TV in the US? In Europe it is more like 10-20€, which is why 50$ sounds out of this world ridiculous.