Android Confidential: Why these 3 upcoming Android phones could put the iPhone XS to shame
byAndro Alex-0
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referring to Everyone's talking about how great the new iPhone XS and XS Max are but I'm not extremely sure they're going to feel the same method after a few weeks have gone by. I talked about 3 of the best Android phones coming later this year as part of my new show, Android Confidential:Huawei Mate 20: The Huawei Mate 20 and newer P20 are alavailiable 2 of the best phones you can buy, but the Mate 20 could beat them both (along by the iPhone XS). Add to that the Kirin 980 chip and a 6.9-inch screen, and you've got a maxed-out Android phone that can beat the iPhone XS Max. Google Pixel 3: Google's Pixel 2 XL alavailiable has a camera that's on par by the best phones you can buy now, and it's a year old. extremely the OnePlus 6T won't just have premium specs and a low price tag, it'll have a feature you won't find on the Note 9, LG G7, Pixel... or the thousand-dollar iPhone XS.
The Best Headphone Jack Adaptors For iPhone And Android
Image: GoogleIt sucks, but we're all going to have to get used to it: the 3.5mm headphone jack is slowly disappearing from modern smartphones. USB-C AdaptorsIf you're grabbing any non-Apple phone without a headphone jack, you'll need a USB-C adaptor to plug into. Stouchi USB C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adaptor : from $19.90 at Amazon . If you're looking for a charge + headphone adaptor for your Pixel phone, check out Disdim's adaptor on Amazon. Are there any other 3.5mm jack adaptors you've tried and would recommend?
Review: Thoughts on the iPhone XS Max from a longtime Android user [Video]
referring to Now the largest iPhone X device, the Max simply takes the footprint of the X and stretches outward for a slightly larger usability experience. Putting these CPUs into the iPhone XS Max and iPhone XS means that productivity is guaranteed. Battery LifeDespite having a powerful CPU packed inside, you'd be surprised at just how power efficient the XS Max actually was. Final ThoughtsI'm kind of torn on the iPhone XS Max, as there is a heck of a lot to like about it. Get the iPhone XGet the iPhone XS Max
Single iPhone Users Don't Want to Date Android Users
According to a recent survey of over 5,500 single people aged 18 and over, it found that single iPhone users are 21 more likely to judge people negatively for owning an Android phone (via MarketWatch). [UAG Project PNK Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month]Single iPhone usersThe survey, from dating website Match.com, found that these single iPhone users are 21 times more likely to negatively judge Android users. On the other hand, Android users are 15 times more likely to negatively judge iPhone users. that may be pitiful commentary, but we're alextremely looking for compatibility in the non-materialistic: political viewpoints, religious convictions, and fundamental ethical values. Humorously, Mike Neill, a New York-based writer, quips: "In 20 years or less, the question going to be: Would you date an Android?"[Greg Joswiak Interview: Screen Time, Updates, and More]
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