6 trends to expect from flagship Android phones in 2025
6 trends to expect from flagship Android phones in 2025
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6 trends to expect from flagship Android phones in 2025
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Fairly pointless article. The six "trends" are:
Much better battery life
A huge leap in performance
Thin phones
price increases
In-display fingerprint sensors that won’t suck
Water-resistant phones everywhere
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Sounds live the same list wesay in 2017.
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So nothing I really need, maaaybe a much better battery life would be cool, but I charge my phone every night, and I don't think they mean it will last like 5 ot 10 times longer...
Thanks for the job though!
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We already had all of this last year. Phone manufacturers are so useless these days... Virtually no innovation at all in over a decade.
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Without reading it I'm betting the list doesn't include
- SD card
- Headphone jack
- Unlocked bootloader
- Replaceable battery
- Reduced stock bloat
- A charger
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Very few flagship phones offer the first two now. ( I think Xperia series had an Headphone jack). Replaceable battery is almost gone even in mid rangers. Chargers, Chinese OEMs still provide but still not Samsung or Google.
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Not getting a charger is a good thing. I'd rather not pay for the additional charger since my house is full of high quality chargers already. I don't need another one.
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Newer phones generally charge faster, I agree if it's just a 30W charger most have that already, but my "new" phone charge with 120W, and for some phones the high Watt charging only works with the brands own chargers.
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I mean that's assuming they reduce the price accordingly. Which I bet they won't. At that point, just give me the backup in the box personally
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Its a good thing as long as that cable works with whatever proprietary fast charge they have*
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Lol have you noticed any drop in price since chargers were removed? There wasn't any. If anything the prices increased, profits increased, and you now get a more expensive phone without a charger (and often even a cable).
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Haven't read the article, but unlockable bootloaders are on the rise.
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Pointless article.
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Maybe for 2052 we can see a trend where phones begin to shrink to smaller than a piece of printer paper.
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