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  1. How about Sony Xperia 1 ii ?? has features from both of your choices
  2. If what you need is support for android apps, check out chromium os. It's the open source version of chrome os. Problem with running android on x86 based systems is that they do not have direct support for x86. Might need a layer of emulation on top to run an Android OS which might have performance penalties.
  3. If you need fast and a long update cycle and also a better phone overall, go with nokia. But if you need AMOLED screen and a bigger battery, go for Samsung. I'd personally go with Nokia 5.3, but if you go with any of these phones make sure that you buy atleast the 4GB ram variant.
  4. AMOLED screens have a noticable quality difference when compared to IPS display. As gaming is not your priority, Poco's high refresh rate screen won't be a great upgrade for you. I'd personally go with Samsung but if you really need Poco, just make sure that you can put up with ads(region specific). Obviously both are great and you wouldn't go wrong if you choose either of those.
  5. Your iPad should have a default screen recording app with resolution settings as well. Hope it answers your question
  6. If longevity is your highest concern, then go for iPhone 11, else Pixel 5. There are some downgrades when compared to pixel 5, but mostly you'll get only 3 years of support from Google. But iPhone 11 has 4 years of support remaining even though it's a gen older than the pixel. I might prefer Pixel 5 for it's battery and photo quality, but iPhone reigns supreme when it comes to video.
  7. Buy an S20+ because you need a good phone from Samsung and not because of it's waterproofness. Yes, it's safer when compared to a phone with no IP rating, but S20+ is not completely waterproof. For example - Salt water can damage any phone no matter whether it has an IP rating or not, so choose what you like.
  8. Some adaptor have circuits prebuilt onto them to improve the audio fidelity.
  9. Yes, the iPhone is typically supported for 5-6 years but if you can buy a newer iPhone as iPhone 8 just has 2 years of support remaining.
  10. I'd suggest you to buy a type c to 3.5mm converter, so that you'll get all the features that you might need even though a physical headphone jack is absent.
  11. If you are okay with Huawei then consider this: Huawei Y9 Prime. This one has Google Apps.
  12. It depends upon your view about Huawei. If you are fine with buying Huawei phones, then go for it as P30 prois a great phone with better cameras, a 2k screen and it is a flagship which the nord isn't. But, if you don't wanna buy a phone from Huawei, then buy the Oneplus nord.
  13. Depends upon your needs. Do you play resource intensive games?? or Do you prefer the latest and greatest hardware and software features??? or Do you want the Oxygen OS???, then you might wanna pay extra and buy the Oneplus 8. But if you don't care about those stuff and need a Samsung flagship, a headphone jack, like S Pen, prefer trading off new features for a cheaper price, then buy a Note 9.(Note 9 is already 2 years old, so I might not be surprised if it doesen't receive the android 11 update)
  14. Maybe the battery is loose or not connected properly or something along those lines. The impact makes some sort of temporary disconnect from the battery and so the phone turns off. Can't see why the power button doesen't work though. This is my best possible guess. Don't take it seriously - just a theory.
  15. I actually wanted to do that, but I don't have any facilities to work with wood or aluminium. Also, making a shop to do this was quite a bit expensive beyond my budget
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