If I were to get an iPhone, the primary reason would be for longevity. The update support has just been so hard to find on Android. Let’s see now that Google and Samsung are pledging more than 2 OS updates, but their commitment remains to be seen.
As someone with a Garmin Instinct Solar, the unlimited battery is really dependent on your habits. You really need to be exposed to the sun for long periods on a daily basis for it to noticeably charge via solar. Still though the idea of a watch that you never need to charge is really neat.
Garmin Instinct has a 30d battery. I’ve used one for just over a year and it’s all I need from a connected watch.
Trying nothing and running out of ideas.
Diablo IV is the only one that I’ve tried – it’s verified for Steamdeck and runs quite well. I’m not sure if that scales well with bigger mobs, but I can confirm early on at least its performance is great.
There are games from EA and Ubisoft that I’m interested in playing, but I’ve had such a poor experience with their games on my Steamdeck that I’d rather just play something else.
Say what you will about Blizzard, but I appreciate them for not shoving an additional launcher inbetween Steam and their games.
Why not delete the account ?
Also Anytype, but it lacks plugin functionality
You could try AnyType - they offer 1gb free
I don’t anymore. I have a pair of Pixel Buds which I love for most situations. When I want low latency or high quality, I can plug my over ear BT headphones into my phone via USB-C. Sound is phenomenal.
Does it still get OS updates?
Can you disable it from launching at startup?
Since it launches through Call of Duty HQ on Steam, I’m surprised there isn’t more review bombing there
Hey now, that extra bandwidth for downloading 4k content is really expensive, same goes for buying a third device to stream it on – HBO is really doing OP a favour here by saving them money
Are you from Germany?
What made you choose Telekom over Vodafone?
Personally I’ve been using Anytype. The free version includes I think 2GB of sync storage, which is pretty generous for text notes.