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I see a lot of people saying how most people only need mid-range phones these days. Has anyone 'downgraded' and gone to a mid-ranger after using a flagship. What was your experience like?
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I took a picture through Snapchat and saved it. after checking it in gallery, the pic resolution was 960x1920 instead of 1080x2160 like my phone's screen. I guess they stick to small sizes so that the snaps are still sent quickly.
I have version 10.42.1.0 beta installed and opted into Snapchat Alpha in settings.
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So this is pretty great. Apparently the dark Mode A/B testing hit my Google Feed. I'm pretty much in love and don't ever want this to go away, which means it'll probably disappear shortly...anyway, it's here now. Here are some snaps:
I'm on a Pixel 2 running clean android 9.0. god I hope this sticks around as an option. So far, haven't seen it in any other app or part of my OS, just feed.
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