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Goodnight sweet prince o7
raeliz
joined 1 year ago
I second this. Used qbit for years and can confirm it's amazing.
Agreed. I hate this trend but unfortunately with leaks and corporate greed, ownership of anything is going to be rarer as time goes on. Might as well enjoy what we do get to own nowadays.
I agree. If it wasn't for the discount, I'd never have gotten one. That said, it still is a very good even if the software doesn't quite keep up.
Also, I don't think I can go back to actual AI photography - I'm really into the craft and I don't know, the results from this phone are just way more natural than anything I see out of an iPhone or Pixel, even if sometimes it can't keep up (low light, etc).
Sony Xperia 1 III. I updated every 2 years until last year when I bought this one at a severe discount. Got fed up with Chinese phones and their severe lackluster software. Also into cameras so this one was a right fit. Has many issues but I like it. Been doing this since my iPhone 4 and I don't miss Apple at all. I love the openness of android and the ability to tinker.
Also have the Sony earbuds which I much prefer over the Galaxy Buds Live I used to own (came for free when I bought the S21 for the missus). Apart from that, only an android tablet (S7+).
The most user friendly way is to download Shutter Encoder and drag / drop your file into it and select MP3 / Wav from the drop down menu.