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Originally posted by Worksalot View PostI was a smart phone holdout. Had broken numerous flip phones due to the nature of ranch work. Operating all kinds of heavy equipment as well as tractors. Being around herds of cattle daily and sometimes getting stepped on or knocked down. A smart phone can be damaged too easily. Well, people needing to get ahold of me were sending texts and I wasn’t getting them. Finally had to get a smart phone when the girlfriend was sending texts and thought I was lying when I told her they stopped coming through. Never thought I’d give in to buying one, but a gorgeous blonde gal can have amazing powers of influence on a guy.
Especially if there is pictures involved... lol
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Originally posted by Worksalot View PostFinally had to get a smart phone when the girlfriend was sending texts and thought I was lying when I told her they stopped coming through. Never thought I’d give in to buying one, but a gorgeous blonde gal can have amazing powers of influence on a guy.
I hate phones with a passion but somehow I am carrying both a smart and a flip phone everywhere.
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Originally posted by 12RingKing View PostBuilt in obsolescence and intentional slowing of phones through updates.
There’s a civil suit against Apple right now for that exact thing
Originally posted by bowhuntntxn View PostMostly because customers demand more data than voice services, modulation techniques and broadband utilization have to be changed. Older phones simply do not have the processing power to handle it all, and with the processor eating up all the available power from the battery, the receiver cannot pick up the signals nearly as well.
It's a whole big deal.
So should I be able to delete most programs and aps off my phone to reduce strain on processor?
Or does Apple make the software run loops that just jams everything up?
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Originally posted by 12RingKing View PostBuilt in obsolescence and intentional slowing of phones through updates.
There’s a civil suit against Apple right now for that exact thing
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Originally posted by bowhuntntxn View PostMostly because customers demand more data than voice services, modulation techniques and broadband utilization have to be changed. Older phones simply do not have the processing power to handle it all, and with the processor eating up all the available power from the battery, the receiver cannot pick up the signals nearly as well.
It's a whole big deal.
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Originally posted by RiverRat1 View PostI saw this suit but don't see how it affects reception.
This may make sense as to why it reduces reception.
So should I be able to delete most programs and aps off my phone to reduce strain on processor?
Or does Apple make the software run loops that just jams everything up?
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