Replacing your battery every once a year seems extremely excessive. I replaced my old redmi note 7 battery only after 5 years for about $30 at a 3rd party retailer.
I think current xiaomi gives at least 3 years of OS updates on their budget redmi lineup and more on their higher priced series.
The a35 has a smaller main sensor, and worst ultrawide then the a54. Unfortunately exynos is a real breaker for me. I guess I hang on to my poco x3 for longer.
I could get a xiaomi 13T for that price.
Seems some messages in channels are not supported.
Mercurygram still has ads unfortunately
China never claimed to be free market. Only the US previously used to believe that their own free market system is more efficient than state capitalism until it was proven otherwise.
Now the US is trying to compete with China by copying China's state capitalism.
I think Americans subconsciously know their auto industry cannot compete. So the options are either destroy domestic auto industry & lose elections or protectionism. No surprise they choose the later option.
I find it extremely ironic that the US originally thinks it can change China with trade. When in fact the opposite happened and now the US economic system looks more like China due to industrial policies.
The free market system is off the menu.
Librewolf on PC.
Mull on Android
Literally 4 out of the 10 safest family cars of 2023 according to EURO NCAP is a BYD
I would think the dual native ISO is the headline feature.
Perhaps you should consider getting a fairphone if its available in your market. Having a user replaceable battery is much better than going back to the OEM.
Maybe your battery issues is due to li-ion chemistry used in Samsung/LG instead of li-polymer more commonly found in Chinese OEM.
https://www.androidauthority.com/lithium-ion-vs-lithium-polymer-whats-the-difference-27608/