Most things seem older than they actually are to me. This seems like it’s been longer. I can’t believe it’s was less than 15 years ago when I was first playing with custom roms and overclocking my android phone.
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My first smartphone was the Motorola Droid 2 and it could easily be over clocked from 600 MHz to 1200 MHz. The dynamic overclocking even helped the battery life. I miss the keyboard, it was great for playing old video games on emulators.
My first was a Samsung Moment slider phone. I still miss having a real keyboard.
It was an 800mhz arm11 chip. I think I was stable at 1100, but can’t remember for certain anymore.
I know I could do a lot of custom charge settings and stop it from charging at whatever percentage I wanted it to stop at. Something you STILL can’t do on most phones, but should be able to. A lot of phones now at least give you an option to stop at around 85% by enabling “battery saver”, but what if I want it to stop at 90% instead?
You mean headache phones? I never messed with using the 3d on my new 3dsxl, either.
Those early smartphone designs were really something else. I think they were trying to make it look like space ship controls, but it just ended up looking like a car stereo.
When it was released, the screen was huge, at least to me. Crazy how 6.7" has become the norm now.
I had that phone, and I loved it. I’ve probably still got it in the cupboard somewhere, along with the original Note.
The mix of physical buttons and touch screen is something I really miss.
