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livisun:Got mines today, anyone know how to change the nav bar to black, the white nav bar is bothering me
hio77: It seems to be application controlled sometimes too.
This is the first time I think I can say a phone is worth close to its realease price.
40 MP, f/1.8, 27mm (wide), 1/1.7", OIS, PDAF/Laser AF
20 MP B/W, f/1.6, 27mm (wide), 1/2.7", OIS, PDAF/Laser AF
8 MP, f/2.4, 80mm (telephoto), 1/4", 3x optical zoom, OIS, PDAF/Laser AF
1/1.7", that near half an inch right?
f1.6 wide
80mm telephoto
3x optical
and they all can shoot RGB? finally somebody is taking a phone camera seriously.
TeaLeaf:This is the first time I think I can say a phone is worth close to its realease price.
40 MP, f/1.8, 27mm (wide), 1/1.7", OIS, PDAF/Laser AF
20 MP B/W, f/1.6, 27mm (wide), 1/2.7", OIS, PDAF/Laser AF
8 MP, f/2.4, 80mm (telephoto), 1/4", 3x optical zoom, OIS, PDAF/Laser AF1/1.7", that near half an inch right?
f1.6 wide
80mm telephoto
3x optical
and they all can shoot RGB? finally somebody is taking a phone camera seriously.
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ah the huawei power savings *kill everything* is kicking in, already have a long list now, even took out the fitbit syncing. Over all i am happy but which nova launcher and gestures worked correctly
tripp:
ah the huawei power savings *kill everything* is kicking in, already have a long list now, even took out the fitbit syncing. Over all i am happy but which nova launcher and gestures worked correctly
It seems the aggressive power management is still there but (for now) it seems it's respecting the Do Not Manage options per app better than before. Time will tell.
I think it's a great camera but this power management thing always ends up driving me away from Huawei. I used a OnePlus 5T for while and it is great - the camera was obviously not near as good.
Huawei told me once during an event that people who want Ring, Messenger, Fitbit and other apps to run in the background are "power users" and their system is focused on the everyday user... Yes, because everyone only ever wants to use the camera.
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freitasm:
tripp:
ah the huawei power savings *kill everything* is kicking in, already have a long list now, even took out the fitbit syncing. Over all i am happy but which nova launcher and gestures worked correctly
It seems the aggressive power management is still there but (for now) it seems it's respecting the Do Not Manage options per app better than before. Time will tell.
I think it's a great camera but this power management thing always ends up driving me away from Huawei. I used a OnePlus 5T for while and it is great - the camera was obviously not near as good.
Huawei told me once during an event that people who want Ring, Messenger, Fitbit and other apps to run in the background are "power users" and their system is focused on the everyday user... Yes, because everyone only ever wants to use the camera.
Yes have added a bit to the do no manage (including my security camera software etc). I did notice however gmail and some other things notify on the huawei before the oneplus 6.
Good so far = charging, the thing is fast, battery is better when it comes to music, camera is nice
Not so good = screen (seen better on note 9 and oneplus). speakers are not great, software needs a lot of work still.
Will keep using it for now as i love battery life and charging speeds :)
Snackos: Is there any way to get Google rather than Huawei on swipe left from the home screen?
Or will I need to use a different launcher like nova prime?
Snackos: Is there any way to get Google rather than Huawei on swipe left from the home screen?
Or will I need to use a different launcher like nova prime?
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