LincolnsDogFido

No, it is potato. That's why it still runs at the temperature of a baked potato after I let it cool for an hour

Can I ask why people still use dedicated email software? I’m sure there’s a reason. Maybe just familiarity, but I’ve never once opened my email inbox from anything other than a browser. It seems like a royal PITA.

Doesn’t Azure run on Linux?

No. You have to be pretty deliberate about it. Honestly, its pretty impressive how well tuned it is.

Motorola phones have a feature that allows you to "chop" with your phone twice to turn on/off the flashlight. It sounds super mundane, but it is way more convenient than you can imagine. Especially for me as an athletic trainer when I'm testing pupil response during a concussion evaluation. They also allow you to twist your phone twice to open the camera, but I don't find that as convenient since double tapping the lock button also works.

I'm on a second generation of Motorola phones. I gave them a shot with the 2020 g power and upgraded to the 2023 edge+. The g power was fine for about 2 years but then I _really_ began to feel the brunt of having such a underperforming chipset. I'd definitely suggest getting something that's more in the midrange price bracket given my experience. My advice so take it or leave it.

Good. Now if only they could make the Edge+ with the same relative spec sheet and ditch the curved glass in 2027. I'd buy it in a heartbeat for Graphene. My next phone _WAS_ going to be a Pixel for the broader case/screen protector support, but that would make me reconsider cause I would really miss the chop chop flashlight.

I currently own the 2023 Motorola edge+ and love it. Its got flagship features at like half the price. I bought it for like $700 2-3 years ago. Snapdragon 8 gen 2 8GB RAM 512GB storage IP 68 Triple camera 50-50-12MP Stereo sound WiFi7, Bluetooth LE NFC Fingerprint sensor under the screen 68W charging The ONLY real drawback that I’ve had over 2 years is that the front glass is curved and breaks too easily for being Gorilla Glass. The curved design also means that case options are super limited so its a double whammy.