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Weekly poll: how often do you change phones?
In a poll we conducted a little over two years ago most people stated that they upgrade their phone every two years. Well, did you? Especially now that 5G connectivity, periscope cameras, high refresh rate screens and blazing fast charging have become commonplace. The adoption of these new cutting edge technologies has a downside – premium phones rarely go under $1,000. That said, the quality of mid-range phones has gone up significantly with many now offering near-flagship specs. They do have 90Hz or even 120Hz screens (some of them OLED), fast charging and so on. Even 5G modems and...
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