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Slimmer phone or bigger battery?
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haha your to funny
Exactly. I can't stand camera bumps! Just add more battery please!
I read that the battery increase on the OP 3T doesn't come from a bigger
size battery- which is how they were able to keep the weight the same- but
from lowering the voltage used by the device.
That sounds interesting and all but seriously OEMs no camera hump. Although
that would probably make skins harder to install.
Interesting, . I prefer standards when it comes to electronics, so I'll stick with Qualcomm Quick Charge approved devices.
I too have standard standards. Lo
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How about better battery technology?
No phone today should have a camera hump (or a battery below 4000 mAh.)
I'll happily sacrifice a few grams or millimeters (literally) for an extra 1000 mAh and hours of battery life.
Better yet, give me 4000+ mAh AND a removable battery.
Batteries wear out LONG before phone hardware in terms of their usable life.