I have a deep hatred for Apple as a company but yeah, this is very interesting

Stop saying the word literally when meaning figuratively.

@@Splackavellie85 shut up this is the internet no one cares about using correct Grammer

That Chinese dude they fired 😅😂 ...cuz I don’t see him anymore

@@happeeguilmore3214ken?

Ikr, I still use a Wing And yea out of all the phones in that list, LG Wing (and a few others) are the only ones that weren't ABSOLUTE TRASH TOWN devices.

Yeah LG made a few different phones that were first of their kind. I remember the lg g flex and the g5

@@MiguelY22 Both of which weren't throwing out the rule book but still did do something different nonetheless

@@MiguelY22 Both of which weren't throwing out the rule book but still did do something different nonetheless

I had an S4 in middle school everyone thought I was super rich and would take pictures with my phone on field trips! Made me a Samsung user until 2020.

@@omarmandujano6772 Well I switched away from Samsung in 2018 when I replaced my S4, because at the time the flagship phones from the last year were suddenly so expensive. When I got my S2 in June 2012 it was 199€, the S4 in July 2014 was only 289€. In June 2018 the S8 was at around 500€. My S2 is still running and so is my first Smartphone the original ZTE Blade (120€ in 2010). But honestly all phones so far have been really keeping up well and offered all the features I needed at the time, they just can't keep up with newer apps and having low RAM really takes it's toll. The Blade made it through 4 years of daily use, 2 with me, 2 with my mother. The S2 made 6 years of daily use, 2 with me, 4 with my mother. The S4 made 5 1/2 years of use, 4 with me, 1 1/2 with my mother. The Honor 9 so far saw almost 4 years of use, 2 1/2 with me and 1 1/4 with my father. My Poco 3 NFC has now seen 1 1/4 years of use and is doing great, I am hoping to keep it for at least 2 more years. Since the S4 I only buy phones with IR blaster, since it's really useful in many ways.

I agree the s4 was literally the best phone at the time, far more superior than anyone else. Honestly it had more features then most phones now even do.

A bad update on my S4 expedited my switch to apple. It was 2015, I had just started working at Apple and Samsung released an update that made my S4 no longer function as a phone. It basically became an android tablet. It was able to do everything EXCEPT make and receive calls. The audio just died when the phone app was used at all. But when I rolled back the update the phone worked perfectly, until the update forced itself on me again then back to a brick. I bought a used iPhone just to have a working phone. But up until that point it had been a great device. I decided I was finished with the Samsung brand altogether after the debacle with the note 7. My ex at the time had a galaxy s7 that spontaneously died and while the warranty was honored there was signs of charting inside the charging port where they told me the battery basically tried yo combust but it didn’t fully go up. Never again on the Samsung front for me. Too many quality issues across the brand, whether it be smartphones or appliances etc. Android or iOS im honestly neutral both have pros and cons.

@@dsly4425 so you switched to a phone that bends in your pocket. Or slows down to force you to upgrade. Apple sucks I know no one cares about their customers over profit but apples the worse

Half the video is sarcasm 🤪. Some of those phones were very good when they came out

The N95 was crazy! RIP

I know what you mean..... I still charge it and ise it for a couple of days sometimes(as a media player) ..... That was a real revolutionary phone.

I miss my motorola moto g, great size so you can easily use it one handed comfortably & fits in smaller pockets easily, camera was pretty good as well for the price. Only drawback was the lack of a micro sd slot & only having an 8 gb rom so you have little too no space really. had mine with sega genesis, gba, gbc emulators & a bunch of music stored locally. Had it die from the dead battery bug where if you had updated the phone if the battery ran out it just corrupted itself & i had it for roughly 2 years. Almost bought the Moto G LTE used just too have as a backup phone. still got it in a box here, got too try reviving it by flashing the corrupted rom, last time i tried it kept failing on every single thing despite being on 100% charge.

I had the M8 (my first smartphone) back in the day then after upgraded to the M9, awesome phones. Currently own an iPhone XR, love this little phone.

A concept that I always wished came to market, loved my razer phone; still boots too!

Theirony. Did amazon officially sell em on ebay?

this guy is ready to write an essay on this shit good stuff man op

That's because it could do more than the iPhone 4 lol. NOKIA didn't fail because Apple was better, Nokia failed because other brands were more consistent with touchscreen experience even if they did a fraction of the things that Nokia offered. Heck even early Android wasn't consistently beating N95 in features. So your eye rolling is just showing how much you understand about the era, which isn't a whole lot.

@@TheXlen please show me where I said the N95 was a bad phone lol. Triggered much?

It's still around, its just that LG discontinued it after it decided to close down its smartphone business

i am actuay using one as my main phone, its awesome!

Yeah, many things were superior to everything else when they first appeared. And then better things replaced them.

@@kaldo_kaldo Yea, but the better things like ios and android took 4 or 5 years to copy basic webos features. So we can imagine where webos would be compared to android and ios if they had better management

Never found anything I liked better then the palm. It was easy to transfer info to the computer, I still use the desktop program.

Android still kinda offers OCing although nowadays limited, used to be pretty easy, and CPU governors can be switched easily as well. Symbian arguably was the first large OS that allowed for that, Li-Mo kinda continued, but sadly failed miserably As for multitasking, idk, a lot of my daily multitasking is working better than it ever had in the past 15+ years, that's just how long I've been multitasking on a phone

I did the same thing and I absolutely loved mine. The only downsides to me were the camera and android 9. But I didn’t care about the size because the screen and speakers were awesome

Same thing, still rocking mine and hoping a new version comes out eventually.

I actually loved the screen size. My hands are the perfect size for it, I like the shape, and the speakers rock. Honestly, I hate that all other phones feel thinner and taller for "optimal scrolling" or whatever.

It was a great talking piece with people that didn't know anything about Android or tech, I got mine around the end of its life I do miss it, but it was rather hard to type with, with that massive chin bar, I say bring back the g1, it was also called the HTC dream.