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Celebrating REGIONAL domestic sales while your "global" devices are running an isolated, Frankenstein OS missing out on standard Western services isn't what I would call'innovation'—it's severe coping with an ecosystem exile. Keep cheering for hardware stats from a walled garden that the rest of the world has to side-load just to keep breathing. 😏
"Oh yeah because everyone wants to use or have access to T-Mobile. Oh wait, you're just twisting the narrative to fit your agenda. 😏"
No one said anything about anyone wanting to use or having access to T-Mobile. I simply stated a fact about Huawei devices working fine on T-Mobile and on any Carrier that uses their network. You're the one spinning things to fit your agenda. 😏
"Oh you want to play that card? You've been doing the same shtick for over a decade now, apparently under multiple aliases. Remember you started attacking me several years ago when I first started coming to PA. And let's not kid ourselves, you ousted your own family member right here in the comments section and got personal just because you were getting decimated. You're the last one to talk about anyone being aggressively combative."
The above from you reads at "pot, meet kettle". You have been here on this site for much longer than I have, under multiple accounts such as mxyzptlk, your first account here. Even others here like Crispin, Aeglish, Vanced and DJOne have called you mxyzptlk, because they know who you really are. You've been attacking me since your mxyzptlk account, and have been aggressively combative against me because I got multiple accounts of yours banned from this site. And lets not ourselves, you even became aggressively combative with Pimpin because he asked you a simple question that you could not provide an answer for, because you lack any experience with the OS he questioned you about. You're the one that can't talk about being aggressively combative.
"Lol, you're acting like I've never praised Huawei for anything. Again, twisting the narrative. I just recently praised them in the latest wearable article, the same one where you decided to again be aggressively combative."
What does your sneak diss comment about Huawei wearables have to do with Honor giving Huawei high praise? And how did I become aggressively combative on an article that I didn't respond to anyone one? Make it make sense lol.
I don't like or care for the iPhone Dud, but realistically speaking, users are going to get the iPhone or a more capable Android foldable because those devices are more established and have better features, functionality, and compatibility than a dead paperweight outside China would have. It's DOA outside of China because it's not even a smartphone outside of China.
He's definitely babbling. I live in the U.S., and like many other people that use Huawei devices outside of China, the devices work just fine. Just watch, he will flip flop with his next response because Pimpin just called him out about saying this phone being "DOA" outside, which it is most certainly not.
This is what I mean by BW trolling. Huawei devices do have standard OEM warranties. BW can't prove that they don't, either.
When he says "No wide carrier compatibility", he's only referring to the U.S., as if the U.S. is the only country in existence that has mobile carriers. Huawei devices work on many carriers outside of China.
"No direct access to popular apps and services" is false. Huawei devices have direct access to both through EasyAbroad (which is a direct download from Huawei's own app store), and DroiTong (which is baked into HarmonyOS devices).
Working "just fine" isn't stretch, and "other more capable OEMs that work even better outside of China" is subjective. He's definitely babbling, despite what he wants to claim or assume. And you know what they say about assuming. 🫏
No average consumer in North America is going to "forget" Apple or any Android phone for a company that doesn't make any device with all the compatible bands used in the US or have a manufacturer warranty. If these Chinese companies really want to crush the popular phones here put in modems with all the bands used here and offer up a third party warranty available in the US and Canada, then Apple, Samsung and Google would be forced to catch up to them.
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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.
Celebrating REGIONAL domestic sales while your "global" devices are running an isolated, Frankenstein OS missing out on standard Western services isn't what I would call'innovation'—it's severe coping with an ecosystem exile. Keep cheering for hardware stats from a walled garden that the rest of the world has to side-load just to keep breathing. 😏
"Oh yeah because everyone wants to use or have access to T-Mobile. Oh wait, you're just twisting the narrative to fit your agenda. 😏"
No one said anything about anyone wanting to use or having access to T-Mobile. I simply stated a fact about Huawei devices working fine on T-Mobile and on any Carrier that uses their network. You're the one spinning things to fit your agenda. 😏
"Oh you want to play that card? You've been doing the same shtick for over a decade now, apparently under multiple aliases. Remember you started attacking me several years ago when I first started coming to PA. And let's not kid ourselves, you ousted your own family member right here in the comments section and got personal just because you were getting decimated. You're the last one to talk about anyone being aggressively combative."
The above from you reads at "pot, meet kettle". You have been here on this site for much longer than I have, under multiple accounts such as mxyzptlk, your first account here. Even others here like Crispin, Aeglish, Vanced and DJOne have called you mxyzptlk, because they know who you really are. You've been attacking me since your mxyzptlk account, and have been aggressively combative against me because I got multiple accounts of yours banned from this site. And lets not ourselves, you even became aggressively combative with Pimpin because he asked you a simple question that you could not provide an answer for, because you lack any experience with the OS he questioned you about. You're the one that can't talk about being aggressively combative.
"Lol, you're acting like I've never praised Huawei for anything. Again, twisting the narrative. I just recently praised them in the latest wearable article, the same one where you decided to again be aggressively combative."
What does your sneak diss comment about Huawei wearables have to do with Honor giving Huawei high praise? And how did I become aggressively combative on an article that I didn't respond to anyone one? Make it make sense lol.
I don't like or care for the iPhone Dud, but realistically speaking, users are going to get the iPhone or a more capable Android foldable because those devices are more established and have better features, functionality, and compatibility than a dead paperweight outside China would have. It's DOA outside of China because it's not even a smartphone outside of China.
What on earth are you babbling about?
He made good points if you actually read. Reading is still fun-to-mental (fundamental).
He's definitely babbling. I live in the U.S., and like many other people that use Huawei devices outside of China, the devices work just fine. Just watch, he will flip flop with his next response because Pimpin just called him out about saying this phone being "DOA" outside, which it is most certainly not.
This is what I mean by BW trolling. Huawei devices do have standard OEM warranties. BW can't prove that they don't, either.
When he says "No wide carrier compatibility", he's only referring to the U.S., as if the U.S. is the only country in existence that has mobile carriers. Huawei devices work on many carriers outside of China.
"No direct access to popular apps and services" is false. Huawei devices have direct access to both through EasyAbroad (which is a direct download from Huawei's own app store), and DroiTong (which is baked into HarmonyOS devices).
Working "just fine" isn't stretch, and "other more capable OEMs that work even better outside of China" is subjective. He's definitely babbling, despite what he wants to claim or assume. And you know what they say about assuming. 🫏
No average consumer in North America is going to "forget" Apple or any Android phone for a company that doesn't make any device with all the compatible bands used in the US or have a manufacturer warranty. If these Chinese companies really want to crush the popular phones here put in modems with all the bands used here and offer up a third party warranty available in the US and Canada, then Apple, Samsung and Google would be forced to catch up to them.