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What mobile phone should die next?

by markfurry

Posted on February 12, 2020

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My current phone Essential PH-1

My last phone was a Nokia 830.

So what should I buy next?

Comments (30)

30 responses to “What mobile phone should die next?”

StevenLayton

Can you tell me your lottery numbers? I’ll then make sure that none of mine match yours, lol.

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sohan giri

Micromax will be died. But new upcoming mobile Realme 6 Pro is a killer smartphone.

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rob_segal

There's Sony. Still selling Xperia phones, for now.

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muminahtannous

I think you should try iPhone 12 but it is not available at this time, maybe it comes in the market after 3 or 6 months. If you didn't try any iPhone then you should definitely use it at least once time.
I recently won a lucky draw on the iPhone XS Max, arranged by a travel agency. So, I highly recommend it for you, try it out.

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johnh3

I think HTC will be next. LG got problem of course but I suppose their TV division, washing machines etc..will support the mobile segment for them. So they can keep going for that reason. Same with Sony mobile.
HTC has not much other than mobile and some tiny VR stuff.

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Truffles

In reply to ghostrider:
I've still got my Commodore PET under the house. Still have the cassette storage and 5 1/4 dual floppy drives, and a box of cassette and disk programs. Really tempted to spend a rainy weekend running the multimeter over it before trying to turn it on.

I have no idea what became of my C64, Amiga 500 and Amiga 2000. I think the A2000 might be stored away somewhere too.

The 68000 CPU was the last microprocessor I felt I understood and Motorola had the best mnemonics. I was always a 6'er, never liked Intel's mnemonics. Sadly I was on the wrong side of history there.

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- jimchamplin
  
  In reply to Truffles:
  PowerPC 604ev.
  
  Nuff said.
  
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simont

Blackberry!

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- Jhambi
  
  In reply to simont:
  Nextbit Robin!
  
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wright_is

An iPhone? :-P
I hear Pixels are good... And the new Galaxy S20 as well.
I used to be like that. Bought a VIC=20, it was replaced a week later by the C64. Bought a Memotech MTX500 and the company went bust a few months later. I bought an Amiga, well, we know what happened to Commodore after that.
My smartphones as well, htc, Nokia and now a Huawei, they are pretty much dead in the water outside China at the moment. :-(

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- beckoningeagle
  
  In reply to wright_is:
  Plus 4, C-128, Amiga 2500
  
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  - jimchamplin
    
    In reply to BeckoningEagle:
    Commodore Forever.
    
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  - wright_is
    
    In reply to BeckoningEagle:
    Git! I wanted a 2500 or, later a 4000, but I could only afford the A500 and the A1200...
    
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crp0908

I agree with Paul - Anything LG or HTC.

Stay away from my Motorola! I love the ability to shake the phone to turn on the flashlight. It's the best Motorola phone feature that no one talks about.

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- illuminated
  
  In reply to crp0908:
  Shake Motorola phone one way - get flashlight. Shake another way - get camera. Great features.
  
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karlinhigh

Hopefully you're not one of THESE people!

"Harbinger households": neighborhoods that consistently buy products that get discontinued, buy real-estate that underperforms, and donate to losing political candidates
boingboing.net/2019/12/03/harbringer-of-doom.html

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- illuminated
  
  In reply to karlinhigh:
  I bet they are always looking for "deals".
  
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- Markfurry
  
  In reply to karlinhigh:
  I fear being one of those, have a history except for the political and real estate bits.
  
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Paul Thurrott

Anything LG or HTC. I bet one of them will be next to go.

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- bob_shutts
  
  In reply to paul-thurrott: Son-in-law had the HTC Honor. Died in a couple of days. They replaced it. Died in a couple of days. That was the end of his HTC adventure.
  
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  - illuminated
    
    In reply to Bob_Shutts:
    Or was it Huawei Honor?
    
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    bob_shutts
    
    In reply to illuminated:
    Definitely HTC. I just asked him. I thought it was the Honor, but he can’t recall the model.
    
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- anoldamigauser
  
  In reply to paul-thurrott:
  Since I have owned several HTC phones, that would be the one I would bet on, given my history.
  
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- Markfurry
  
  In reply to paul-thurrott:
  I was thinking about LG, but their update history is apparently terrible. I liked that Essential had updates more or less day and date with others.
  
  The rule is that I also get my mom the same phone so she can ask me questions about it.
  
  My top three right now are the iPhone 11, Pixel (probably normal 4), or OnePlus.
  
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simard57

OnePlus

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- thejoefin
  
  In reply to Simard57:
  Nah, OnePlus isn't going anywhere, they are owned by BBK Electronics which also has Oppo the 5th largest smartphone maker worldwide
  
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- Paul Thurrott
  
  What. That's terrible. OnePlus makes excellent handsets and is community-driven.
  
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  - simard57
    
    In reply to paul-thurrott:
    oops - I misunderstood the theme.
    nice that you defend OnePlus (I have the 7T) but not iPhone ;)
    
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earlster

Microsoft Duo

(Ducks and runs)

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Markfurry

The winner was Apple. iPhone 11 to be precise. Trying to get used to a different keyboard.

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