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So what's the major difference? The EU 128GB version is more expensive (around 100€) than N9500 256GB and I see no major differences at all... where's the catch?

If you take printscreen, then how is the resolution of the image ?

this is avery good phone

The XT-1900-01 is the Unlocked/Project Fi model and the XT-1900-07 is the Amazon Alexa Model

According to LG official white papers, M700A DOES NOT SUPPORT NFC. Please check.

I have just over 900 numbers stored on my phone. When I add a new contact although it is stored and stays on call list it does not get stored in my directory

In Power supply and autonomy LG G4 H810 The Best

Hello everyone. Im a Note 3 user for more than 3years. But i got bored using it. Im about to buy an used Note 4 https://jiji.ng/mobile-phones/samsung-galaxy-note-4 . I found both 910C exynos and 910F Snapdragon versions. My questions is: which version should i buy? Is it worth upgrading my self with the Note 4 or not?

The Galaxy Note 8 Duos is not a real 2 Sim phone if you have to decide to have a memory card or Sim card

https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/0db99ccd1772184afc824856ba2926b19e6a7bac80bfdee3d2106201624af2a8.png The Sprint BLU S1 requires a SIMOLW506TQ SIM Card. We have been told that Sprint is working to improve compatibility and may be allowing other Sprint SIM Cards to be compatible with the Sprint BLU S1 soon but we haven’t been unable to confirm these claims yet. https://bestcellular.com/product/simolw506tq/ I just activated a BLU S1 as a demo model in our retail store and it feels nice to the touch. It's got a good quality build and looks like it's worth more than what we paid. I like this phone!

You forgot to mention UV sensor on N910C. Note4 is the only phone in existence that has that sensor, and quite useful. Flat screen is definitely the advantage for N190C.

When i will get Oreo update for my G955FD ???

I chose Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Duos SM-N9500 Thank you for your phone advice and comparison! I live in Alaska, my remote area is 3G, this is the better choice :)

Yes it does..

Dual Active would be better of course. And you also lose the SD card option, when you use a second SIM card. But nevertheless the Dual SIM model is useful: You can use one SIM for business purposes and the second one for your private calls! I have a Lumia 950 Dual SIM phone this way. (And this phone is Dual Active and provides an ADDITIONAL SD card slot.) 🙂

According to this website the N950FD is 100% compatible to the USA T-Mobile network Bands https://www.frequencycheck.com/carrier-compatibility/5NnGt5/samsung-sm-n950fd-galaxy-note-8-duos-td-lte-128gb-samsung-baikal/t-mobile-united-states

Sooooo the S8 is also able quick charge at 4.0 meaning exactly What ? It will not really....or it is somehow being regulated at a Slower charging rate of 2.0.......BOGUS....Because Phones that Cost less charge much faster as a fact. Samsung must be afraid of more fire in their phones. That is why the charging rate is kept slow .But what do I know........ just saying

but that's the only difference between them right? their frequencies are the same... it's the same model but one can have 2 sims, right?

I bought used Samsung Galaxy J5 in good condition as a secondary android phone. I’ve got what i need: low price, nice Samsung, working internet and popular applications. I never used Samsung phones before, and i really like it now. I work in Nigeria and bought it here: https://jiji.ng/mobile-phones/samsung-galaxy-j5 . Good phone, i can recommend it

In October 2017, can a Nokia Lumia 1520 RM-937 be used on T-mobile, AT&T, and Straight Talk networks? How does the phone behave on the different networks? What data speeds will it get on each network? Are there any problems with notifications, downloading text messages, and MMS messages when it is running Windows 8.1, 8.1 updates, or Windows 10 Mobile? I am seriously considering getting one for work purposes.