HashPappies

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r/oneplus•

So I went to T-Mobile to pick up a glass screen protector for the 1+7Pro since I figured, hey, T-Mobile's a reputable company and wouldn't carry any trashy accessories.

Paid $35 for it and it totally isn't worth it.

It comes in a nice case that helps you line up the phone nicely. I first noticed that the glass screen doesn't actually fill up the whole screen. Which isn't a huge issue, but it doesn't even come close. There's at least a 2-3mm margine on all sides. I also noticed that there's a slight black bar on the top and bottom. Since the glass doesn't cover the whole screen, the black bars actually cut off some of the display. It's also one of those protectors that only have adhesive on

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r/Nexus6P•

So I got the Nexus 6P when it first came out and it was my first Nexus device. Fucking loved it so much that when it decided it needed to be its own independent woman and leave me while riding on the freeway, I went and immediately ordered another one.

Now I'm looking to possibly start a new job that'll require me to have a work phone and business phone. I don't like the idea of lugging around two phones though. I don't wanna leave the Nexus 6P (I'm sorry, but I need more slots, baby), but for the sake of ease of living, getting a dual sim phone would be better.

Been shopping around and the only two that I can find that are good enough performance wise are the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (Non ex

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r/Nexus6P•

I'm considering just using my Nexus as an action cam for my bike while I ride. I did a quick google on the maximum video length and there are a few people saying it cuts out after 8 minutes or it's limited to 4gb.

Is this true and if so, is there anyway to overcome this?

Thanks.

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