Treyarch wasn’t garbage, they had very little time to make it, also having to contend with three new consoles
I disagree, the regular 14 massively outsold the plus. The regular 12 and 13 were also the most sold of each year as well.
14 overall wasn’t as popular this year as the pro versions though.
I was going to say the exact same thing.
Old 5” screens are roughly equivalent to current 6” screens, and 5.5” equal to around 6.7”
Where I work we got around 2% increase. Hopefully a big increase coming.
Also 12 pro from November 2020, currently at 88% after around 615 cycles. Although saw rapid drop off initially, has been stuck at around 88% for around a year.
My wife’s regular iPhone 12 also from November 2020, is at 84% after 800 cycles.
Completely different aspect ratios, the tablet had a much larger screen than the s23u
I also have both liftoff and thunder and agree they look a little off on iOS, but still keep checking them out every so often.
Swiping back instead of accidentally upvoting is much better here than the web app.
I agree. First time I’ve seen anyone else mention this. If it makes a difference, I’m on iOS, I wonder if the rendering is different in android.
I thought 3rd party access has already gone, with the exception of a few apps like narwhal.
Is old.reddit officially being killed ?
Lemmy world was growing at a decent pace leading up to July 1st, then had a big influx following the API deadline. However the last week in particular has seen a decline.
Engagement still appears to be the same, although a little lower than the start of the month. A few of the other instances i have been checking follow a similar pattern.
Do you think we will continue growing at a steady pace, or do we need another big trigger to get users to migrate? For Mastodon, it seems there's a big trigger every other week to drive users away from Twitter, but with Reddit, the revolt seems to have quietened down considerably.
I am starting to. Still browse Reddit occasionally for the communities that are not in here yet.
Reddit as a whole seems a lot less populated. Example, the r/android sub is nowhere near as active as it used to be.
It also looked and felt cheap. HTC did the best solution but back was metal so no wireless charging. I would prefer a back cover like the nexus 5 or lg g4
Left pocket. Right pocket has my wallet since before I had a phone. I’m right handed but if using phone one handed, will use my left.
I have the iOS version, you only need to sign in on one instance, but you can also view other instances without logging in, which i think is a good idea. For example you can add beehaw, which is not viewable on lemmy.world
I had the same problem, as i signed in using my email address instead of my username. The app has no option to sign out either. You can edit your account, but only the password, not the username.
I uninstalled and reinstalled it, this time using my username instead of email, now fixed.
Lol. I’m finding I’m posting a lot more on here as well
No, 400m includes marketing budget. Reason it typically needs double (actually more like 2.5 times the gross) is that studios only get around half of box office receipts.
Nice growth, looks to be slowing down a little - I wonder how much is related to the poor performance last few days
I used to constantly switch phones, splurging on high end handsets and then having to sell because i needed the money.
Currently have an iphone 12 pro since launch, and will almost be 3 years soon, battery health still at 88%