kevin kee

sirozha said:

kevin kee said:

If they get rid of FaceID, you bet I would not be in line at all. You win some, you lose a few. That’s how it is.

I have a Motorola G7 Play phone that I bought brand new and unlocked for $145 on eBay. It has both “TouchID” and “FaceID” analogous features. I use the Motorola G7 Play in my car for Android Auto. If Motorola can do this in a $150 phone, Apple can do it for 10 times the price. 

Which comes with a notch AND a bezel. I started to think you are just trolling here.

My experiences were different. I hardly use the zoom in for pic because it degrades the pixels, but there were many times I wished I could zoom out more especially in tight places like inside a room.

I don’t understand why you guys still not blocking that guy from Huawei? He is here to spread false propaganda with well self made facts nothing else.

Meanwhile, in Australia. Telsta and Optus are both on the brink of selling 5G commercial services on mobile as well as mobile broadband, while Vodafone will follow in 2020. Telstra has committed to connecting all major capital cities and regional areas to 5G over the course of 2019, while Optus promised 1,200 5G sites in five Australian states by 2020. With a lot of work involved in rolling out these new technologies, it’s expected that 5G access will be limited to places like the city and other key metro areas before it becomes part of daily life for Australians everywhere.

If they get rid of FaceID, you bet I would not be in line at all. You win some, you lose a few. That’s how it is.