The number of pixels on your phone is a reflection of your manhood.
just buy like a Pixel 5 or 6 and degoogle it. Google uses motorola parts and the phones are pretty good plus you can root it to smithereens and completely degoogle it with graphene or lineage OS.
Interesting, I wonder how easily I could convert over my Samsung S4 to the graphene OS. The USB plug is kind of janky now but that doesn't mean I can't play around. Have you done this to any of your devices?
You might be able to get root for a samsung s4 but I'm not sure. You need Odin and some other progs; I've only ever used ADB to debloat a samsung phone because some of them are notoriously complicated to root. Can you do a wireless root?
I've never rooted anything before. First time if I give it a go and it wouldn't be for a while anyway phone's not with me. I do have a Samsung S8 that's on its last legs although I don't want to blow it up because it's got a really decent camera and I wouldn't know how to get it back to that level of enjoyment.
I spend a lot of time on the phone.
value phones...
I don't know know how much of a price difference it is from 720 to 1080, but maybe you should get your ass off the fucking phone if it is a matter of finances.
The pixel density of a phone screen is vastly higher than a TV or computer monitor. A 1080 27" gaming monitor has a pixel density of 91, a 4K 50" TV has a density of 88. An ancient samsung galaxy S4 phone (1080 screen) has a density of 440. In other words you don't need such resolutions for a tiny little screen, it's just marketing like selling cameras with ridiculously high resolution.
Ok. Thank you. That makes sense.
One of my phones has a 5.7" 2K screen (515 ppi). It's ridiculous. Only paid $30 (used) so doesn't really matter.
On a desktop monitor higher resolution actually helps since you can fit more on screen (and actually read it). 2K at 27" is nice. 4K might work at that size.
Even 480p at 18 inches from your eyes is the same pixel density as a 77-inch 1080p TV from about 9 feet.
Resolution doesn't matter on such a small screen.
Electronics become obsolete rather quickly. So, in the long term, buying the most up-to-date equipment is probably most economical…delays the day you have to trash it because the technology is no longer supported.
boost mobile has a bunch of cheap ass phones.
Memory (RAM) matters far more. Get too little and switching apps will be a painful, slow process.
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