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Topic	This is why I dislike Google Pixels.
nekrodev 04/11/24 11:14:51 PM #17:	TheSuperSilver posted... What was the device you used and when was it? I'm typing this on a 2018 Tab S4 that I've used for everything from signing documents to remote VPN work. Your workflows may be different from mine but my devices have never let me down for what I need them to do. All my computing devices and home appliances all sync pretty well together. Failures are few and far between and not enough to really matter. Your miles may very but I think Samsung as a company has come a long way from even 5-10 years ago. Devices from the Galaxy S (S1, from 2010), well through the Galaxy Note 7 (2016), and beyond, though with less personal experience, as I was no longer in the industry - so it was all personal experience and what I kept up w/ online. 2018 would've been well past the majority of my experience, but I have heard, and expect, that not much has changed. In terms of personal usage during that time, I migrated from Motorola to LG, and then, finally to Google's Pixel series, once LG stopped making phones. --- "To be, or not to be - there is no such question. To be! But to be what...?" FFBE friend ID - 432.640.287 - nekrodev <cite>nekrodev posted [p:979864717] in This is wh... [t:80744954]...</cite> <quote>TheSuperSilver posted... </cite><quote>What was the device you used and when was it? I'm typing this on a 2018 Tab S4 that I've used for everything from signing documents to remote VPN work. Your workflows may be different from mine but my devices have never let me down for what I need them to do.All my computing devices and home appliances all sync pretty well together. Failures are few and far between and not enough to really matter. Your miles may very but I think Samsung as a company has come a long way from even 5-10 years ago.</quote>Devices from the Galaxy S (S1, from 2010), well through the Galaxy Note 7 (2016), and beyond, though with less personal experience, as I was no longer in the industry - so it was all personal experience and what I kept up w/ online. 2018 would've been well past the majority of my experience, but I have heard, and expect, that not much has changed. In terms of personal usage during that time, I migrated from Motorola to LG, and then, finally to Google's Pixel series, once LG stopped making phones. --- "To be, or not to be - there is no such question. To be! But to be what...?"FFBE friend ID - 432.640.287 - nekrodev</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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