It's for donations

@@Czlog oh thank you!

Donations through comments

That's what I would call a KZfaqr not trying to scam his community not knowing those functions to do

@@dummyfarm I remember it was something for live stream and here I see this morning KZfaq says "Go for it!"

More like they did not foresee how popular Android is, they ignored the threat until it was very late into the game, tried Windows OS earlier but not everyone buy it.

Samsung stayed the whole way

They were very slow to adopt touchscreen devices, And that was their downfall.

Microsoft: Hello NOKIA, here's a gift from us {Balmer, the Trojan Horse}

They went down since they switched to Windows Mobile OS

I played Mahjong on my XpressMusic 5300 in the past before its keypads failed

@@arrowghost that’s cool, mine was like some sort of construction game where you had to pile these parts of a building on top of each other using a crane. Miss the gold-old days!

I miss "Hang Man" on my old flip phone. And "Daily Blackjack." 😎✌🏼

Motorola is still my favorite

Too bad, Microsoft abandoned their mobile innovation.

Lumia and partnership with Microsoft was the main reason Nokia shat itself and nobody wants a Nokia today. It's a shame they gave up on Symbian and subsequently chose windows mobile of all OSs. Had they chosen android at that point - I'd probably be typing this message on a Nokia right now, not a Samsung.

I Am Using Nokia 6 2018 Model

All because they denied Android

Lumia = worst phone ever.

True

Good times, but only fall from grace because they don't see Android as a big threat, tried out Windows OS but failed to compete, went to Android anyway but too late into the game. So Samsung prevails.

@@arrowghost I agree completely, they were far too confident in their position at that time plus underestimated Android. And Samsung has a lot of market share, but I wouldn't call Android phones good (any Android phones bo the fair - not for these prices). There's also a matter of dominance that this company holds in Korea, so... yeah.

@@arrowghost Nokia (Finlandia) nigdy nie miała Android. Utknął w systemie Symbian a Android rósł w siłę i Nokia pogrążyła się. Chociaż telefony Nokia z Symbian naprawdę były innowacyjne jak na swoje lata. Microsoft kupił Nokię i wprowadził swój system... popularności dużej już nie było. Teraz marka Nokia należy do Chińczyków.

Nokia was my first mobile, I got it in 2001. No phone I've had since then has even come close to the sound quality of that Nokia phone. My next phone was a Motorola, not as good as the Nokia but acceptable. No phone I got after that had as good sound quality as that Motorola, which in turn was nowhere near as good as the Nokia. Now I'm sorry I ever owned them because I know sound quality will never return to what it was in 2001, and it spoiled me forever.

Insane? More like scary.

@@Ammut6 Good point, I agree, I'd say it's both insane and scary.

Government help

I love them as a brand I don't think their going anywhere anytime soon

@@jamesklusener My last samsung phone was an awful time, absurd amounts of bloatware, including multiple gigabytes of microsoft office apps , it was nuts. especially considering it only had 32 gigs to begin with, so quite a decent chunk of the storage just rendered unusable. Had to use a weird program through the command line on my computer to uninstall the crap, but a lot of it automatically came back. I don't trust them one bit after that shitshow.

Nah fam usa fuck them up

It shows how Google is powerful in the market Huawei is still using an android based system, but with no Google services, no one is willing to buy their products

More like how a political decision can kill a foreign brand.

Maybe Honor will be Huawei's sucessor after that fall.

It was actually revealed their CEO has attachments to the CCP & PLA, then bans are everywhere the moment their 5G network gets blocked during the Trump Administration, it was a chain reaction.

Actually Motorola is on the rise recently.

They're actually one of the most affordable Android smartphones

It’s probably because Motorola lately favors the lower-end segment of the market. Apple and Samsung mostly favor the high-end market.

They re-released the Razor recently, right? Not sure that really took off, just like the other foldable smartphones.

In Brazil you have Samsung with 45% of the market, Motorola with 25%, Iphone with 12%, Xiaomi with 12%.

Must be american lobbying lol. Iphone, Android and Microsoft worked together

And the legend remembered of mocking Apple, especially their Galaxy S2 ads.

@@arrowghosttrue because samsung has many kinds of phone from cheap to flagship, and Apple just has flagship and SE version to face with loads of brands, Apple still the best after all

Huawei got destroyed by Trump

I'm so glad!

I try

Glad you like them!

Happy holidays!

Thank you very much!

If it isn't just a database with key dates and values and a program handles all the rest, I'm concerned

Hey, thanks!

You got it!

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you like them!

yeah cuz people quickly lose interest in a brand immediately once they start falling

Turning Red movie really portray that in the olden days

..He writes from his smartphone.

Same hear:)

you're first phone was an S9+?! wow.. my first phone was a samsung galaxy grand prime 😓

Well, I'll present a different point of view as the person who went into the smartphone world with HTC Sensation and is now a Google Pixel 6A owner. Through the time the internal capacity got much bigger (first smartphones had so little internal memory that you had to move most apps to the SD card and still had low memory notification) and cloud storage got popular along with increased internet coverage and stability. Hole in the screen makes a phone physically smaller as you don't need an empty space above the screen anymore. As to the headphone jack, I have good pair of headphones at home, but nothing beats the convenience of TWS earphones. When outside I prefer using no cables. And the preinstalled bloatware is a thing of the past, old phones all had facebook and ton of other shit preinstalled, for the last few years the smartphones are much cleaner in terms of bloatware and UI in general.

My first phone was an Asus Zenfone 5Q (AKA 5 lite), it was decent for what it was but shat on me less than a year after I bought it. Eventually I exchanged it for a Galaxy S9 until this August, when I bought my current phone - a Sony Xperia 1 mk III.

i disagree, s10 was probably the best phone, I had a s8 before and battery sucked, s10 just looked so beautiful and modern when it released, there was nothing like it

Typing this on an S9+. Other than some minor issues, it's been serving me well after all this time

Mine was the XpressMusic 5300, resisted the smartphone era for very long before the keypads failed, as well as how expensive smartphones back then, so I got a Galaxy S2 as my first smartphone. Then the Note 4, and now A52s 5G

My 5s last for 10 years. I switched to android, due to the poor serviceability of iphones. They are programming everything so you cannot do anything by yourself on your own product, that you bought with your money. I can buy samsung parts and I can install them, but I miss the iphone. Ios is so clean, so fast.

Deservedly so for spying for the CCP.

Soon, Xiaomi outperform Samsung and Apple for the best quality and price

@@BelicTransporter sounds chinese it’s probably gonna get banned

There are people who live to the East. They greatly outnumber “the west”

Xiaomi is also very popular in western countries.

@@DeputyBurbank indeed. If you were to draw a circle around India, S Korea, and Indonesia, it would be about 10% of Earth's land area, but about 50% of the world's population.

@@FRN2013 correct and about 50% of the world's disease, rayp, poverty, misery.

It's because China + India alone is 2.5 billion people. They can have insane raw sales numbers while staying completely local.

Actually never have done. Will check if it's entertaining enough.

Thanks 🔥 my first Super Thanker!! I appreciate it.

I always put numbers definition in video description. Here it's a trailing annual sales.

@@DataIsBeautifulOfficial oh sorry, i did not read it. Thanks!!

lol

Oneplus is a subsidiary of Oppo, so it's technically on the list.

It IS a cheap knockoff brand. You see, nearly all the tech used in their devices was literally copied or reverse engineered. Same goes for all Chinese brands. Very rarely do any of them have any original ideas that weren't taken from elsewhere.

People buy Xiaomi because it’s cheap and good value. A phone that can pretty much do what a high end phone can do. It may not have the best camera or operating system. But it gets the jobs done so that is what it matters. What do you expect a phone to do? Like transform into a robot and fight criminals?

Depends if I'll have such data.

Interpolation

Good choice

I'm an Xperia 1 III user.

I also have an S22 Ultra. Amazing screen and great cameras.

@@aceuni-rider6921 Google have a S22 plus that Guillermo Lasso