





Me: I will change when I receive the last Android update that will be in 2031 😄
Finally Custom now bar notification Support is available in One UI 9
I live in Dominican Republic and I got a S24 Ultra 1tb since it got out, but lately I´ve been thinking about switching to S26 Ultra but in my country the 1tb version of the phone its difficult to find. Also a lot expensive. Doubting into making the change because its difficult to justify the expense for myself, its just the tech fever i usually get. A guy is selling a 512gb version near my job. Phones are expensive. Being trying to convince myself not to, repeating myself I would be losing features like titatium frame, the bluetooth on the spen, if I dont find the 1tb version would be losing half my storage. I just like the idea its gonna be lighter and the new design. Any opinions...
2 plus years later...still great shots with the s24u
I have been using S215G since May, 2022. For all my business & personal usages. But since a month my s21 has started to act up, it is having battery & display (green line) issues. I cant invest more than 50k in new phone neither I want to settle for something less than s21.
A known local shop seller (kinda relative) offered me a s24 ultra for 58k. Switch or not?
Photos get blurry at pro mode with 2 sec exposure and above at low light only, seems to be software bug because the ExpertRaw app manages to capture clear photos when using the astro photo mode
It's because of the blocks that I couldn't take a picture right perfectly.
I had an accident recently and my phone screen cracked in the process. The bottom corners display glass is cracked and there is faint line at the bottom, a few pixels are damaged at the bottom right corner, i recently bought this phone and didn't put a scree protector yet.
Should I :-
Replace the screen at samsung sc
Replace it at a local shop
Just Replace the display glass
Should I just leave it ( only if there is no other complication that might arise).
Thank u for the suggestions in advance.
Is it safe to buy fair condition on backmarket
Selling my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, purchased around a year ago from Flipkart.
The phone is in near-perfect condition and has been well taken care of. No major scratches, dents, or functional issues.
Details:
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
Approx. 1 year old
Near-perfect condition
Original box and all papers available
Purchased from Flipkart
Variant: 256GB + 12 GB RAM
Asking price: ₹51,000
Location: Delhi
I'm selling it because I recently decided to move to another phone. I checked with a few dealers and the best offers I received were around ₹50,000-₹51,000. Rather than selling it to a dealer, I'd prefer to sell it directly to someone who wants the phone, so the buyer gets it without the additional markup/commission that typically comes with buying a pre-owned phone through a third party.
Happy to meet in person in Delhi and let the buyer thoroughly inspect and test the phone before purchasing.
DM if interested.
Is it good to buy a refurbished Samsung S24 ultra from cex 1Tb condition B or to buy it refurbished from example like (Backmarket)
I am in Ireland
I am in the market to buy a gimbal for my YouTube channel recordings and everything but I'm worried most gimbals in the market won't be able to handle the S24 Ultra's weight.
Can anyone suggest something with their experience?