Recent content by CParsons

Personally, I would take the Google Pixel 9 Pro over the One Plus 13, but that's just personal opinion. You may find the following review helpful though from Mr. Mobile. Just looking at the footage only, I feel as though my Pixel 9 Pro camera is better. View: https://youtu.be/bDJNd8XWJIU

No. Google Play Services is a core component of any Android phone and can't be limited.

Apologies for the issues and glad you were able to get it sorted out through your account. If you could though Jeff, can you please forward the email with the unsubscribe link that was not working for you to community @ futurenet.com. That will allow us to further investigate. Thanks!

A few options: Use Sizer - https://www.brianapps.net/sizer/ Use WinSize 2 - https://winsize2.sourceforge.net/en/index.html If you want to get fancy you could use a PowerShell script and just run the .bat file when you want to use Advance Uninstaller.

Weird. Happy to say all seems fine on my Pixel 8 Pro.

Between those 3 PC's did you ever change the HDMI cable?

Test a different charger. Same thing happened to mine, took it to Apple and their charger worked fine.

Form Factor: All the same.. just black slabs / rectangles. Camera/Photos: All the same.. even budget devices are capable of taking 'good enough' photos. AI enhancements mean it's less about the hardware anyway. Features: They're all the same and if something isn't available stock... there's an...

Depending on who you ask, smartphones have reached table stakes features now and there's not much difference between them. Outside of foldable devices and AI, the rest seems.. rather stale. 5G adoption is still rolling out, eSim adoption is still rolling out, camera features are turning less...

Perhaps - https://www.asus.com/us/networking-iot-servers/wifi-routers/asus-gaming-routers/rt-be96u/.. but it's $$$.

Probably. Your US number is the eSim, yes? So no. If the eSim is disabled, you get nothing from the US number.

Nah. But there is a breaking point where some old stuff will certainly look better on a FHD than a 4K, depending on how old and low res it is. Speaking generally, if you're trying to watch a 360p video on 4K it's going to look worse than watching on a FHD.

Personally, I'll always take the 4K over FHD. Looking at the Curry's site though, is there a specific reason you're not choosing the TCL over the HiSense? I've had nothing but good experiences with my TCL TV's, but HiSense... not so much. Even the Toshiba 4K on Curry's is within budget.

Wild times. Apple buying Intel. ARM vs. Qualcomm happening. Phew!

Glad to help, were able to get it disabled?