Discussion Comfy Café #14

I love how my phone and TV are so in sync, Samsung is so good.

I'd really love if Samsung ditch Google's Watch OS and make something themselves.

Watch is the only thing which lacks against Apple.

I use my Watch 24/7 and man...it has so much potential but it's so janky man ((((

Well not Tizen...something completely new but for watches

 

You know you are so used to typing that you lost the ability to write letters.

Ay yoo, I actually can't write lowercase letters anymore WTF

I am absolutely finished, I actually write like a 3 year old, owari da.

EDIT: normal lowercase, cursive is ok but damn, the realization just hit me.

Though, that also made me realize, I don't remember when was the last time I needed to actually WRITE. Signs don't even count as writting when that has no rules. Like actual writting with a pen on paper, I can't remember when was the last time that was a thing.

Is that becoming like CD's for computer?

 

Ah. I see. I was talking about a different feeling, then.

That good, huh? I should tell my sister. She hasn't started it yet. Note: She is a huge Dexter fan.

I'm trying. But life keeps biting me in the dick.

Samsung has abandoned most development relating to proprietary OS for mobiles and TV. They will be relegated to select smart appliances only. They will never make another OS of their own for their phones and/or watches unless there is a huge shake-up in the way the company is run (which is honestly long overdue).

And this is why writing every now and then is important.

Good thing I maintain a diary for work, and occasionally write shit for fun. I also have to be able to write well for the sake of my work and for the exams I have to take.

From now on, consider writing down for the sake of:
* Things to do in the coming day.
* Lists for shopping for essentials.
* Other shit to remember.

Consider getting a small pocket diary. And a cheap but good pen.

 

only 5 episodes are there and it has been good till now but will know only after entire season that if it is worth continuing or not.

It is basically prequel of Dexter's early years and everyone is nailing their younger version of chars.

 

You know the deal guys wish me luck

It's been 5 years and man...I still hate going back, it's such a shit feeling

 

I'll let her know it is out. Thanks, mate.

Goodnight, pale anus.

How long this time?

 

good luck m8

 

A month

 

The signal reception strengths in Samsung's budget phones are just dog shit. And this isn't just an issue with Exynos, mind you. The same problem occurs in their Dimensity and even Snapdragon equipped budget phones. Someone fukked up on the antenna set-up. Like... Bruh... That is literally the single most important thing in a cell phone. How do you fukk up the single most important thing in the device? And how do you fukk up cell phone antenna tuning in 2024-25, when this shit is easy and simple with the tech at our disposal currently?

 

Their A1x and A3x series are very good in signal reception strengths (especially the A3x series). In fact, the A3x models outdo some of their flagships. The A5x series are better than their Ultra series flagships, but somehow worse than the cheaper A1x and A3s series.

Take 2024's line-up for example:
A15 = Good signal reception. Slightly better than A55.
A25 = Dog shit. Nowhere near the A33, which uses the same SOC and has strong reception. Worse than even the A53 (also the same SOC).
A35 = Very good signal reception. Better than A54 and M54 (which use the exact same SOC) as well as the A55.
A55 = Good signal reception. Worse than A35, but somehow better than S24 FE and Ultra (both of which are flagships).
S24 FE = Dog shit. Somehow worse than A15, which costs 25% to 30% as much. This is classed as a flagship in my country.

The SOCs don't seem to be the issue. Otherwise the A33 would fare just as bad as the A25 and A53, and the A35 would be as "meh" as the A54. It is very clearly a major fukk up with the antennas. My Galaxy A51 has the same issue: weaker reception strengths than the M30s and M31/s (both of which use the very same SOC). There are also a couple of Asia-exclusive Motorolas that use Exynos chips, but are known for excellent signal reception strengths (because Motorola devices in general have strong antennas).