I have a Galaxy S9+ with a defective front camera, it has trouble focusing. I should've replaced it within the 15 days return timeframe but I missed that point and now I have to send it in for repair. The nearest Samsung authorized repair centre is 30 minutes away by car, and I don't know how long the repair would take.
So I was thinking I could just upgrade to the iPhone X instead. I haven't used an Apple device in 6 years so I feel like it's time to give them a chance again. I've realized I don't even use that much customization on my Galaxy S9+. >don't use microSD >no headphone jack doesn't matter since I don't listen to music that much. just use lightning earpods outdoors and use the dongle at home. >the notch I'll probably get used to
What do you like about the iPhone X? What do you miss from Android?
>realworldtech That sounds like an alt-right website, I'm not clicking.
My mom doesn't want to drive me there and I don't want to spend 50 minutes bussing there.
Zachary Evans
Geekbench are microbenches that are cache perfect so stuff like branch prediction gets tossed out the window. Compare it against a real workload like the 3D mark offscreen physics. Apple still does well but not like 2x better