Recent content by Alex Zapata

I'm using a Lumia 950XL for now. The camera has been having a lot of issues focusing lately and it sounds like there's a beetle stuck under the lens. At some point I'll have to cut my losses, and the new Nokia 6, while not perfect, is looking pretty good.

After going through 3 that had faulty RAM or batteries and got stuck in boot loops I just switched to a 950 XL. The camera module freaks out all the time but at least I can use it.

I keep my phone until it's no longer supported or the experience becomes almost unusable. I try to go at least 3 years if I can.

At this point I don't really care, but you know what it SHOULD be? Supported.............

This is something I've pondered for a while. Guess we'll just have to find out!!!

I guess there's only one way to find out!!!!

This is a good question. I've always used SanDisk but have been looking at some PNY cards as of late.

Just got a 950 XL (RM-1085) a couple days ago and I have to say I'm quite pleased. Considering putting it on one of the insider rings but honestly it runs about as perfectly as I could hope for.

Indeed there is a Euro version with support for quite a few more bands, but after my less than middle of the road experience with my Fierce XL I'm not sure how much I trust another Alcatel. I know it's a different device at a different price point with different QC, but it I'm still hesitant...

After about a year and a half with my Fierce XL I think I'm finally calling it quits. This is the third time it's gotten stuck on a random reboot cycle that doesn't seem to have any pattern (or at least none that I can reproduce) and after sending it in for an out of warranty evaluation (the...

I'm less concerned with the raw specs of it and more with the actual experience. Would it be nice to have the latest SoC and whatnot? Yeah. Would it be cool to have a super high res display with colors that only people in the future will be able to see? Sure, why not. Would it be awesome if the...

Whatever it is, if it's going to accept a carrier SIM it needs to be able to access carrier features. It may not be called a "phone", and it may indeed be more than just a "phone", but if it's going to have that functionality it needs to be fully-baked. None of the crap that kept me from buying...

As a TMO customer who enjoys things like Wi-Fi calling and VoLTE, this looks like my only high end option for a while.

A question for people in the US. Is MS only selling the dual-SIM variant? I went into an MS store today and there were two SIM indicators with no real useful info on the website.

According to Dan, the answer is no. Just VVM.