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Huawei devices definitely can be used in the states. BW gets triggered whenever he gets debunked, so every debunking to him is coming from a "vocal individual with aggression." If he doesn't want to be debunked, he should state facts and not fiction. 😂
Multiple people showing proof of something isn't "anecdotal evidence". It's called presenting evidence or showing facts. What I find it fascinating that even with Huawei being "limited", they still innovate, bring new form factors, reintroduce form factors that OEM's stopped using, and make better devices than certain OEM's that have access to more resources, since they aren't unjustly banned.
😏 Of course we already know about several particular areas where Huawei outsells some other OEM's that have access to more resources, with them being on top 10 devices lists globally for smartphones, tablets, and wearables.
Huawei devices definitely can be used in the states. BW gets triggered whenever he gets debunked, so every debunking to him is coming from a "vocal individual with aggression." If he doesn't want to be debunked, he should state facts and not fiction. 😂
Multiple people showing proof of something isn't "anecdotal evidence". It's called presenting evidence or showing facts. What I find it fascinating that even with Huawei being "limited", they still innovate, bring new form factors, reintroduce form factors that OEM's stopped using, and make better devices than certain OEM's that have access to more resources, since they aren't unjustly banned.
😏 Of course we already know about several particular areas where Huawei outsells some other OEM's that have access to more resources, with them being on top 10 devices lists globally for smartphones, tablets, and wearables.
The service itself isn't bad. I just hate the shenanigans and the insistence on using that 🤬 app TLife. That app is hot garbage for sure.
I kinda hate the ban now because we used to get a lot of great phones back in the day. Several from Asus and ZTE. I'm tired of seeing the same thing in stores like the iPhone 🤮.
Do it!!!!!! You won't regret it. As you you would be new to the OS, there may be a learning curve, as with anyone using a new OS, but the smoothness and fluidity will have you hooked. I can provide assistance with anything you may need help with. I do agree that design looks fresh. My Pura X (when unfolded), looks exactly like this phone from the front.
I also think that we are going to see other OEM's re-adopt this form factor. Honor is already jumping on board, but I knew they would. Honor was formally owned by Huawei, and still uses Huawei's DNA in their devices. They are basically Huawei with access to Google Services.
If I see a phone like this from a more widely available brand in the west, I'd buy it instantly. This seems so much more comfortable to me. I'm exhausted of being unable to open half my phone's menus with one hand. 😅
Lol like I said, you can't even comprehend what I type, and it shows. And thanks for admitting that your comment was a pitiful attempt at trolling. I have an uncanny ability to make you admit to trolling, and it shows lol. And nice deflecting from the fact that you can't prove that I contradicted myself. You make this too easy.
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Huawei devices definitely can be used in the states. BW gets triggered whenever he gets debunked, so every debunking to him is coming from a "vocal individual with aggression." If he doesn't want to be debunked, he should state facts and not fiction. 😂
Multiple people showing proof of something isn't "anecdotal evidence". It's called presenting evidence or showing facts. What I find it fascinating that even with Huawei being "limited", they still innovate, bring new form factors, reintroduce form factors that OEM's stopped using, and make better devices than certain OEM's that have access to more resources, since they aren't unjustly banned.
😏 Of course we already know about several particular areas where Huawei outsells some other OEM's that have access to more resources, with them being on top 10 devices lists globally for smartphones, tablets, and wearables.
Huawei devices definitely can be used in the states. BW gets triggered whenever he gets debunked, so every debunking to him is coming from a "vocal individual with aggression." If he doesn't want to be debunked, he should state facts and not fiction. 😂
Multiple people showing proof of something isn't "anecdotal evidence". It's called presenting evidence or showing facts. What I find it fascinating that even with Huawei being "limited", they still innovate, bring new form factors, reintroduce form factors that OEM's stopped using, and make better devices than certain OEM's that have access to more resources, since they aren't unjustly banned.
😏 Of course we already know about several particular areas where Huawei outsells some other OEM's that have access to more resources, with them being on top 10 devices lists globally for smartphones, tablets, and wearables.
The only one babbling is you lol. They work just fine outside of China, unless you live in the land of the "free", then you might have some issues.
The service itself isn't bad. I just hate the shenanigans and the insistence on using that 🤬 app TLife. That app is hot garbage for sure.
I kinda hate the ban now because we used to get a lot of great phones back in the day. Several from Asus and ZTE. I'm tired of seeing the same thing in stores like the iPhone 🤮.
Do it!!!!!! You won't regret it. As you you would be new to the OS, there may be a learning curve, as with anyone using a new OS, but the smoothness and fluidity will have you hooked. I can provide assistance with anything you may need help with. I do agree that design looks fresh. My Pura X (when unfolded), looks exactly like this phone from the front.
I also think that we are going to see other OEM's re-adopt this form factor. Honor is already jumping on board, but I knew they would. Honor was formally owned by Huawei, and still uses Huawei's DNA in their devices. They are basically Huawei with access to Google Services.
If I see a phone like this from a more widely available brand in the west, I'd buy it instantly. This seems so much more comfortable to me. I'm exhausted of being unable to open half my phone's menus with one hand. 😅
Lol like I said, you can't even comprehend what I type, and it shows. And thanks for admitting that your comment was a pitiful attempt at trolling. I have an uncanny ability to make you admit to trolling, and it shows lol. And nice deflecting from the fact that you can't prove that I contradicted myself. You make this too easy.
It's definitely a reach, like you said. That's why he can't provide any proof that it isn't. It's always just lip service with him.
"from a more widely available brand in the west"
I feel like this needs to be emphasized because some individuals seem to have difficulty understanding that part.