

It does have a physical keyboard, too. Sadly can’t give it much of a review given the circumstances, but it does have a good feel and seems like it would be pleasant to type on.
I’m surprisingly level-headed for being a walking knot of anxiety.
Ask me anything.
Special skills include: Knowing all the “na na na nah nah nah na” parts of the Three’s Company theme.
I also develop Tesseract UI for Lemmy/Sublinks
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It does have a physical keyboard, too. Sadly can’t give it much of a review given the circumstances, but it does have a good feel and seems like it would be pleasant to type on.
Yeah, I have a ticket in with support but haven’t heard back yet. I did ask specifically about the turnaround time for a replacement. Hopefully that’s a reasonable amount of time. I definitely don’t want $400+ tied up until the next batch ships in September.
Mostly the e-ink display and the QWERTY keyboard.
By its nature, it’s not great for doom scrolling, TikTok, or videos (the major time sinks with most phones). Those aren’t my use-cases anyway; I’m more of a reader than a watcher so I figured this would be like a supercharged version of my Kobo (which I love) that has a physical keyboard (which I have missed terribly in smartphones).
I’m rocking an aging Cat S22 Flip right now and have been trying to figure out what to replace it with. The Minimal Phone seemed like exactly what I wanted. Sad that it arrived DOA and am probably not going to bother replacing it; waiting weeks for something that arrives DOA is a hard thing to recover from.
Well, I don’t even know what to say to that. Except that in Puerto Rico, a McFlurry is called a Señor Flurry.
Just defederated from usagi [dot] reisen just in case federation starts working on that end.
Probably different batches. Recall info said it was due to an issue with a single supplier. Not even all of the listed models are affected, just certain serial numbers for each model.
I mean…I tend to take potential lithium fires seriously, especially when they’re in my everyday carry. Companies don’t issue recalls and mass-replace units on a whim.
HAHAHA. 🤦♂️ I’ve called them “Ankler” for freaking years and am just today learning it’s “Anker”.
It’s “Downtown Abbey” all over again lol.
No, they’re on the form. Was just providing experience of what the process is like in case people expect it to be super painful.
Yep. I’ll note that in the post. Thanks.
Process was pretty easy. Basically you have to:
Web app, specifically, or any apps?
I’m also familiar with these three (web) apps:
Might also also check out https://lemmyapps.com/ which has a good list that you can filter by platform/feature.
I dunno, and I’m not judging, but having had people close to me suffer from eating disorders, that arm upsets me.
Doesn’t matter what it is; it’s edible, and the owner of that arm desperately needs to eat it.
Pretty much same as you listed, actually, but with a few additions:
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Yeah, I found that out when I was using my old phone with T-Mobile. It was listed as supported, and it mostly worked, but there was at least one LTE band it didn’t support.
T-Mobile uses multiple bands in the same area: one higher frequency, higher bandwidth, lower range one for fast data and a lower frequency, lower bandwidth higher range one to fill in the gaps. My phone didn’t support the lower frequency one so I would lose coverage if I was too far away from a window in my house (despite living close to 3 towers).
Not to mention, they can and do reallocate spectrum periodically so while you may be fine for a while, if they reallocate and the device doesn’t support the new bands, you may suddenly lose service.
It’s rare when I agree with Marsha Blackburn on anything, but broken clocks and all that.
I honestly don’t think they’d tell me, but I’d also be interested to know. Fingers crossed they have some stock on hand for the occasional replacement.