I experienced the exact same with the most recent iPhone that I owned. Autocorrect was just poor compared to how it used to be.

A) Apple stop being scummy

B) USA gets a grip on this bubble colour nonsense and stops using iMessage

Which comes first?

iSheep? What is this, 2011?

Thanks! I’ll give it a try

My Galaxy Tab S7+ is very good.

FFS just started using these apps

I asked ChatGPT to make a car more car-y. It gave it 2 extra wheels and 3 extra windows. LOOOL so funny and cool right guys?

A third competitor for Android and iOS would be amazing. But not if it’s Amazon…

Smashing it to pieces is good practice

Same. I don’t miss it. I’m really enjoying Lemmy and the fediverse!

Imagine being immortalised forever on Wikipedia with the sentence “… Was best known for his exceptionally large penis”

Great stuff. Firefox swinging the big dick about lately.

Samsung Galaxy S2 was my first proper smartphone. I knew a dude who had one and I was blown away by how cool it was compared to my dumb phone. So I went and bought one for myself. Absolutely loved it.

Typing this on my S21 Ultra. Crazy how far smartphones have come in this past 10-12 years.

I have a lot of notes on Google keep, how would I copy my notes over if I wanted to switch to one of these apps?

Hey look! 10 girls I’d never have a chance with!

I don’t understand the hate for minimalism, I’ve always liked it.

I’ve been buying refurbished phones on ebay for years and never had any issues. So long as you use common sense and buy from reputable sellers, you’ll have no problems.

This is like in the UK when everyone clapped for the NHS workers during the COVID pandemic, including the PM and other government ministers.

But when said workers ask for a pay rise? Fuck off

Whoa, I’ve been having this exact problem for years and it’s been troubling me, especially in my new job. I keep needing to ask people to repeat themselves unless I’m facing them, focused on them, and within a short distance of them. We also use earpieces at work and I’m sometimes struggling to hear what I’m being told through them. It can cause embarrassment.

I’ve never been diagnosed with ADHD nor do I have any diagnosed hearing problems. I’ve always wondered if its just related to my shy personality or if I have poor active listening skills, but your comment made me think that I should speak to someone about it.

It did, I wanted to see if anyone would catch on 😄