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Finally, I can afford an iPhone 11 in the second-hand market. It may sound a bit dramatic but trust me on that. From iPhone 3Gs until iPhone 8 Plus, it is pretty hard to get away from the iOS ecosystem. Personally, it is not about the application purchased nor the hardware and software ecosystem, but, it is about the UX and UI on iOS. Today, I finally waited long enough and skipping the iPhone X and iPhone Xs series directly move into iPhone 11. Honestly, after picking up Android smartphones for more than 2 years, iPhone 11 seems to be small for me.  On the outlook, there is nothing really much to talk about because iPhone always maintains the iconic design so that it did not shock the consumer behaviour. At most, Apple will only introduce 1 or maybe 2 major upgrades on the outlook, for example from iPhone 8 series to iPhone X with thinner and dual camera design and of course "The Notch". Then make a big switch from round edges back to iPhone 4 or 5 design.  From a hardware p

 

I want to do a shout out that it does not matter Samsung use Snapdragon or Exynos processor, overall, Samsung battery life sucks. Agree or not agree? Let me know your view in the comment section below. I found a unit of Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ with a Snapdragon 855 processor. I am so excited about it because I tried Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite with Snapdragon 855 and the battery life is so so but the camera performance is below par and the wide-angle lens is a bit distorted at the edge. Then I manage to try Samsung Galaxy S20 FE with Snapdragon 865 and I was blown away by the performance but yet still suffer from battery life. Once again, I have to declare that I am too self-diagnosed with battery life anxiety. Now, with Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Snapdragon 855, good performance processor, good camera and good battery life mAh. Let's talk about it and see whether this unit holds up to my expectation. Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is a great leap from Samsung Galaxy Note 9 designed with much mo