Infinix Zero 40 5G debuts with 144Hz OLED display, Dimensity 8200
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- xCD
- 21 Sep 2024
Ahmed, 20 Sep 2024Auto call recording option,
???Call Recording was removed on all Infinix phones after June 2024 softare update, due to Google Policy restrictions.
This also applies with TECNO and itel phones as well.
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Auto call recording option,
???
- DarlingYext
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- 20 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 20 Sep 2024You're probably correct when you said that most people... more"You don't even use all of the China-focused features."
Of course I don't, there isn't much point to most of them in the EU. lol
However the completely chinese BlueLM Copilot works just fine without bugs, so..
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- Cyberchum
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- 20 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024"2. What makes the software update pointless? Presence... moreYou're probably correct when you said that most people using iPhone in EU use iMessage. But for what? Same is true for Nigeria, but they merely use it to receive and send SMS. That's it. And that's because it's the SMS message app after all. They barely use it for anything else. There are WhatsApp and Telegram for everything else. I believe that the case in EU would be quite similar.
Some people using those same infinix models had most likely encountered bug(s). Likewise those China-ROM vivos, I'll be willing to wager that they have bug(s). You don't even use all of the China-focused features.
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- Cyberchum
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- 20 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 20 Sep 2024"At the end of the day, no one would force anyone to u... moreNo, they don't force me. You may need to go and look up the meaning of "force." And I could disable that notification if I wanted to.
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- 20 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 20 Sep 2024You're changing the goalpost again. 😁 You simply said ... more"At the end of the day, no one would force anyone to update. Those who want to will update and those who don't want to won't. I'd rather have that option, but I understand if you wouldn't. 🤷🏼♂️"
No one, but Samsung forces you with a permanent notification that pops up again and again until you update and is very irritating.
I would like to stay on a stable software version that my phone currently has, because I have no need to update for unnecessary new features with the potential of bugs. On my currently stable vivo X Note the Android 14 update basically broke the otherwise perfect Gallery up, thankfully it was corrected with another update within 2 days, but I mean come on, I updated TWICE to get the same experience that I had before.
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- 20 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024"Cyberchum would prefer a phone with SD 7+ Gen 3 that ... moreYou're changing the goalpost again. 😁 You simply said a better hardware (which is the kind of carpet statement most of make here, by the way) then I offered you an example, but you now came with specifics.
A phone that was released with android lollipop (updated till Android R) and SD 810 some 9 years ago would still be quite usable for social media, calls and browsing if it had more than: 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, UFS 2.2.
Recently, I saw an LG G4 on nougat. That phone launched with lollipop, had SD 808 (dimensity 6300 is better), 32GB internal +3GB RAM, eMMC 5.0, yet it was quite usable. The owner knew better than to install a truckload of crappy apps on it, though, which is how it should be.
I'm not a fan of One UI on mid-low end phones, however (I've never used a phone with One UI Core, so I have no opinion on that, but absence of some features suggests it'd be better for lower hardware). 8GB RAM version of Galaxy A16 5G would still be quite usable 6 OS updates later if it has a near-stock UI.
The OS is pretty matured already, just refinements here and there, which is why updates are largely incremental. I reckon that Android 15-20 would be leaner than Marshmallow to Pie.
Why won't the phone last more than 3 years if handled well? Tell that to the Redmi 3s that I'm using primarily as wifi hotspot.
At the end of the day, no one would force anyone to update. Those who want to will update and those who don't want to won't. I'd rather have that option, but I understand if you wouldn't. 🤷🏼♂️
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- 19 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 19 Sep 20241. "It was just an example, same with the S23 Ultra up... more"2. What makes the software update pointless? Presence of bug(s)??? Lol Pointless to you doesn't mean pointless to another. I mean, in the case of the iOS 18 bug, majority of the people outside the US would never experience that bug, because most of them don't even use iMessage. So, how's the update pointless to them, because of the bug? 😂"
Well, I'm located in the EU and most people using iPhones do use iMessage here. Plus I don't think I want any bug anywhere on my phone if I'm paying more than 1000 USD for it, or even around 700 USD, it should be flawless.
"On a side-note: just like you claimed sometime ago in another article that you have never experienced bug on… (is it infinix?).."
Yes, it was an Infinix phone, but the same is true for my China ROM vivo phones. I'm a pretty heavy user so I think I would spot the bugs if there were any. However I have seen at least one bug* on my Poco F2 Pro which made it so I needed to restart it, and since that phone is long out of software support it won't be fixed, so yeah it's not just Apple and Samsung, but I'm saying it can be done without bugs. So why can't the biggest players do it?
*my keyboard got stuck on the screen while typing in messenger, and I couldn't even finish the message, to the other party it just showed me non-stop typing for 3 minutes, the restart fixed it, but I do use messenger on all of my phones daily and I've never expereinced such bug before.
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- 19 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 19 Sep 2024Keyword is "I". It's entirely your choice, b... more"Cyberchum would prefer a phone with SD 7+ Gen 3 that will receive 4+ OS updates."
Sure, that's a pretty nice middle ground, which would be awesome, phones like the low-end Samsung phones with already slow SoC but 4 years of OS updates is more of what I meant by pointless update support.
The upcoming Galaxy A16 which is said to receive 6 years of OS* updates is the most pointless of them all, that phone won't last more than 3 years anyways, so why bother.
*may not be true, but even if it will only receive 4 years it's still too much.
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- 19 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024"1. So, because iOS 18 has a bug, OS updates are a bad... more1. "It was just an example, same with the S23 Ultra update."
Examples of bugs, right? What are those examples meant to achieve? To show us that software updates are not necessary, because they could intruduce bugs. 🤷🏼♂️
2. What makes the software update pointless? Presence of bug(s)??? Lol Pointless to you doesn't mean pointless to another. I mean, in the case of the iOS 18 bug, majority of the people outside the US would never experience that bug, because most of them don't even use iMessage. So, how's the update pointless to them, because of the bug? 😂
On a side-note: just like you claimed sometime ago in another article that you have never experienced bug on… (is it infinix?), those people that don't use iMesaage would also claim that iOS 18 doesn't have bug. 🤷🏼♂️
3. So, you see, phones could also launch with bugs, which could be fixed with updates. 🤷🏼♂️
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- 19 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 19 Sep 2024Keyword is "I". It's entirely your choice, b... more"Genius, the bug had nothing to do with the hardware. 😂"
I've already mentioned in a couple of my previous comments that I didn't mean bugs have anything to with hardware, I'm saying the exact opposite, that it's a software thing, which is why I dislike software updates.
What I meant was pretty simple I'd like to think.
Hardware > software
And that products including (their) software should be finished before being published or launched to the public.
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- 19 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024I didn't pretend anything about hardware, but I think ... moreKeyword is "I". It's entirely your choice, but you be talking like it's an objective choice.
DarlingYext would prefer a phone with SD 8 Gen 3 that will receive 0-2 OS updates.
Cyberchum would prefer a phone with SD 7+ Gen 3 that will receive 4+ OS updates.
I bet that SD 850 can comfortably handle more than 90% of what Cyberchum and majority of buyers do with their smartphones on a daily basis. But Cyberchum definitely wouldn't like to miss a handy feature or support that comes with an OS update just because he chose a SoC that makes virtually no change to his smartphone usage.
"Not my problem that Samsung's best hardware also gains bugs with software updates." This statement shows that you aren't really as knowledgeable as you'd like to think you are. Genius, the bug had nothing to do with the hardware. 😂
You, yourself, what perfect service do you offer?
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- 19 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 19 Sep 2024Nothing you said in your response addressed any of the 3 po... more"1. So, because iOS 18 has a bug, OS updates are a bad thing? 🤷🏼♂️"
It was just an example, same with the S23 Ultra update.
"2. Does iPhones have bad hardware that made them susceptible to the bug? 😂"
No, and that's not even what I was talking about. Bad hardware combined with pointless software updates is worse than good hardware with no updates. That doesn't mean good hardware can't be combined with software full of bugs.
"3. Doesn't iPhone 16 series launch with iOS 18? 😉"
It sure does, and it's an unfinished software that they pushed out as an update to older iPhones as well, instead of focusing on finishing it.
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Cyberchum, 19 Sep 2024So, like I said, according to you, OS updates are bad, beca... moreI didn't pretend anything about hardware, but I think it's pointless to choose a phone with more updates over something with better hardware. Not my problem that Samsung's best hardware also gains bugs with software updates.
Why not just launch the finished phone after checking it 1000 times so it has no bugs and works perfectly, instead of having to update it twice a month so some bugs get fixed while some get introduced?
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DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024https://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_halts_one_ui_611_rollout_for... moreSo, like I said, according to you, OS updates are bad, because they could intruduce bugs. (Not about hardware like you pretended before, unless you're claiming that S23 Ultra and the iPhones lacked the hardware. 😂).
You're have done nothing but prove me right. At least, I didn't lie against you. 🤷🏼♂️
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- 19 Sep 2024
You can already get that performance with better camera under tecno camon 30 pro 5g minus the curved screen
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- Cyberchum
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- 19 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024Older iPhones, including even the iPhone 11 have already re... moreNothing you said in your response addressed any of the 3 points I made. Skirting much.
Try again!
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- 19 Sep 2024
Cyberchum, 18 Sep 2024According to DarlingYext, OS update isn't important, b... morehttps://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_halts_one_ui_611_rollout_for_the_galaxy_s23_ultra-news-64589.php
🤣🤣🤣
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- 19 Sep 2024
justasmile, 19 Sep 2024You didn't state which had better cameras than the Poco F6.I didn't even have to, read the context please.
"Poco F6 is cheaper than Infinix GT 20 Pro/Infinix Zero 40 5G"
This was the original comment, to which I've replied:
"Cheaper yes, and has way worse cameras"
It's obvious that I meant the cheaper phone is the one with worse cameras.
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- 19 Sep 2024
DarlingYext, 19 Sep 2024Zero 40 5G has better cameras than the F6, read the comment... moreYou didn't state which had better cameras than the Poco F6.