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It's a shame, there needs to be as much competition to Apple and Samsung as possible. Even if they do make good phones, consumers need choice and the market shouldn't be dominated by one or two companies
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Maybe they should have not tried to compete at the same game. Why won't one of these companies release a phone that is unlocked for any Operating system, with a m.2 drive slot for up-gradable storage? A reparable phone? No one wants a foldable screen that is gonna break in a year or a phone that is as thin as a sheet of paper.
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An M2 slot alone will make the thing a brick. Other components being easily swapped out makes it worse. You can't be thin and easily repairable / upgradable.
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Who needs a paper thin phone? I want a brick with a m2 drive and a removable battery and a head phone jack.
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Obviously most people do. You may be an outlier, so go build one yourself because there is no money in it for a company to do so.
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How would you know? No company has built one. Everyone is trying to take away features like removable batteries, head phone jacks, finger print readers , removable storage. Give me a slightly thicker phone with all those features and that’s my dream phone.with a good screen and cpu.
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>How would you know? No company has built one. You answered your own question. They do a shit ton of research as to what people want.
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Nobody wanted to lose the headphone hack. Nobody wants phones that cannot be repaired. Samsung and Apple use market dominance to sell phones that need to be upgraded every 2 years
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Glad that you can speak for everyone in the world. Obviously you're wrong. It is what YOU want. Please don't force those stupid specs on others.
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I have a phone with M.2 slot and swappable battery and it is not a brick by any stretch of imagination. It actually feels better to hold it as compared to super thin samsungs.
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They used to be super repairable, so I always bought their phones. Once they went the same route as all the other brands I just went with whatever was cheapest.
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i.e. focus on nothing.
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Could this be due to the semiconductor shortage?
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Good riddance and good news.