Am I the only one finding it a bit weird that the photo kit case has nice grippy textures on the back, but not on the sides? Even the photography grip extension itself has the same grippy textures, which makes total sense for secure handling. But if I only want to hold the phone without that extension, it's pretty slippery, which annoys me. I am thinking about adding some grip tapes on the sides.
Wenn man sich den Rändern Wiens ansieht, merkt man, dass in so ziemlich allen Himmelsrichtungen Straßenbahnen bis zur letzten Zivilisation der Stadt geführt werden. Und sonst helfen noch die U1 nach Leopoldau sowie Oberlaa, und die U6 nach Siebenhirten.
Nur der Essling wird etwas im Stich gelassen. Warum eigentlich? Derzeit werden weder Bim noch U-Bahn (U2-Verlängerung) dort geplant. Stattdessen wird die 25 einfach an die 27 angebunden und es entsteht eine komische Schlaufe. Naja, und nur der 26A fährt bis nach ganz in den Osten.
I'm enjoying my X300 Ultra EU global to the fullest, but one thing that annoys me a bit is how unintelligent the intelligent adaptation of the screen refresh rate setting is. When I scroll through apps and social media, many of them look stuttery because the screen dials down to 60Hz to almost all apps in my perception. But this doesn't make sense, because that's why I avoided choosing ''Standard' (which limits everything to 60Hz screen refresh rate to conserve battery).
On my Samsung phone choosing intelligent adaptation doesn't do this and scrolling is still smooth in many if not all apps.
On the Vivo with its Origin OS 6 I am forced to choose the option 'High' and additionally I have to annoyingly select all the apps I want to run at above 60Hz.
So, guys, am I missing a crucial setting to actually enable smooth screens globally or did Vivo just implement it badly? If it's the latter I hope an update can improve this to the level of Samsung's OneUI.