My Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Edition tablet won't turn on.
It couldn't make phone calls but I loved the display.
It couldn't make phone calls but I loved the display.
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CELL PHONE SIMETERY (Lay Your Dead Cellphones to Rest Here)
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Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
We at Cellphone SIMETERY honor the services of our beloved tablet brethren… . Would you like a plot to remember your dearly sim-parted? Just leave a short story of your tablets unconditional services and we shall do the rest
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
[GALLERY=media, 1354]DontPanic by Rico ANDROID posted Sep 29, 2021 at 12:04 AM[/GALLERY]
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Some idiots were hijacking this thread. I moved their crap here: https://androidforums.com/threads/rico-is-back.1337859/
joe71
Android Expert
Oh man where do I begin
First official Android device was the Motorola clique, after it crashed and burned I moved on to the HTC G2 (absolutely loved that phone) next came the Samsung Galaxy S3 (simply a great phone very dependable) then came that awful day back in June 2014 when it started to crash. For a replacement I had to settle for a Nexus 4
unfortunately I only had the nexus 4 for a week or so. Next came the LG L90 (my last favorite LG phone) then came what will always be my favorite phone the nexus 6.
After the nexus 6 came the LG G6
, then the pixel 3 
and now the pixel 5 with problems that can't be fixed .
The list is not including all of the prepaid devices I have owned over the years
First official Android device was the Motorola clique, after it crashed and burned I moved on to the HTC G2 (absolutely loved that phone) next came the Samsung Galaxy S3 (simply a great phone very dependable) then came that awful day back in June 2014 when it started to crash. For a replacement I had to settle for a Nexus 4
unfortunately I only had the nexus 4 for a week or so. Next came the LG L90 (my last favorite LG phone) then came what will always be my favorite phone the nexus 6.After the nexus 6 came the LG G6
, then the pixel 3 and now the pixel 5 with problems that can't be fixed .The list is not including all of the prepaid devices I have owned over the years
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
Oh man where do I begin
First official Android device was the Motorola clique, after it crashed and burned I moved on to the HTC G2 (absolutely loved that phone) next came the Samsung Galaxy S3 (simply a great phone very dependable) then came that awful day back in June 2014 when it started to crash. For a replacement I had to settle for a Nexus 4
After the nexus 6 came the LG G6
The list is not including all of the prepaid devices I have owned over the years
We, The CellPhone SIMetery Family are sorry to hear of your losses. We are here to console and and provide a dignified family plot for all of your dearly departed androids. Services will be announced at a later date this week.
Again, please accept our SIMcere condolences
Simcerely,
Simm E. Terry , esq.
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
joe71
Android Expert
You can add my wife's note 8 to the list. She was finally forced to get something else. She went with the standard S21 (I told her go with the S21: ultra because the S pen works with it. She revealed that our daughter lost the S pen about a year ago and she never ordered another one.
So far she hasn't been happy with the S21 she calls it childish
So far she hasn't been happy with the S21 she calls it childish
S22 Ultra was announced today which is essentially a Note and comes with s-pen.
joe71
Android Expert
I told her to take the S21 back and get a cheap replacement and order the s22 ultra when it comes out, however she's pass the return period
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
Will do. I'll complete the memorial plot with all of yours and your wife's listed..i will be online Saturday afternoon.
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
Sorry for being late getting the arrangements uploaded. Wrapping up a work project to be done before Monday .
joe71
Android Expert
The Nokia 6110 my very first phone. This one had the snake game. We had service through Cingular wireless. I paid the phone bill about $80 and the next day our service was cut off. I figured it was just a technical problem or something. So I went to the store and when I got there , the store wasn't just closed, it was completely empty
in the 24 hrs since paying the bill they had cleared out the store and had disconnected costumer service.
We got prepaid phones and then spent two weeks or whatever trying to the Cingular issue resolved, never did and eventually moved.
in the 24 hrs since paying the bill they had cleared out the store and had disconnected costumer service.We got prepaid phones and then spent two weeks or whatever trying to the Cingular issue resolved, never did and eventually moved.
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joe71
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My top ten favorite cell phones I have own, all of them have gone to the great cellular beyond all accept the G7 it currently serves as a gaming phone.
I thought about putting the pixel 3 at the 8,9 or 10 spot but I think I will put it in the #1 spot for most hated phones I have owned. Number 2 on the list will be the pixel 5, the G6 would be at number 3 however the G6 had one absolutely amazing feature, the camera.
I thought about putting the pixel 3 at the 8,9 or 10 spot but I think I will put it in the #1 spot for most hated phones I have owned. Number 2 on the list will be the pixel 5, the G6 would be at number 3 however the G6 had one absolutely amazing feature, the camera.
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Rico ANDROID
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Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
The Nokia 6110 my very first phone. This one had the snake game. We had service through Cingular wireless. I paid the phone bill about $80 and the next day our service was cut off. I figured it was just a technical problem or something. So I went to the store and when I got there , the store wasn't just closed, it was completely empty
We got prepaid phones and then spent two weeks or whatever trying to the Cingular issue resolved, never did and eventually moved.
I remember the Cingular days when ATT sold off the mobile business. I switched to Tmobile when that happened. Switched back to ATT after they bought mobile back.
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
I am simply overwhelmed by the emotional support
The phone I miss the most is the nexus 6
Dear Berieved One,
We are in the process of completing the @joe71 Cellphone Family Plot. Before we finalize arrangements and the Simorial Mosileum, please verify the list of departed cellphones are in chronological order from first owned device to last departed… ..
This is a "preview only" of the memorial wall under construction
joe71
Android Expert
I will need to make funeral arrangements for my bipolar pixel 5, sadly it's on it's last leg, battery goes from 100% down to the mid 80% in a hour, within a few hours 2-3 I can be down in the 60 % area from there it runs out fast. When I get blow 20% I have to reboot it every five to ten minutes.
On several occasions I have reboot the phone, the Google screen comes up, fades away and then nothing.
Tried several factory resets none recently though as I am afraid I will do one and that will be it, trying to hold off on replacing it as long as I can
On several occasions I have reboot the phone, the Google screen comes up, fades away and then nothing.
Tried several factory resets none recently though as I am afraid I will do one and that will be it, trying to hold off on replacing it as long as I can
Rico ANDROID
Android Expert
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Oh @joe71 sorry to hear of your Pixel going bipolar! I had that happen to my Galaxy Note4. it thought "On" meant "OFF" and "Off" meant "ON" and eouldcturn on when it wanted.
We will wrap up your mosouleum phone-plot when i get back. some family emergencies taking my time.
But i will be back. wrapping up some loose ends
joe71
Android Expert
Sorry to read about your family emergency, hope everything works out prayers sent
Hope all's well Rico.
When you do have time, my Pixel 2 needs to be laid to rest. It reached the end of its life late November, when the phone shut down with 70% showing on the battery meter. It had lasted just over 4 years, though it was clear even before that incident that it was approaching the end of its life, but that was a clear sign that it could no longer be relied on. When it failed at 60% later that same week that was the end of the line.
When you do have time, my Pixel 2 needs to be laid to rest. It reached the end of its life late November, when the phone shut down with 70% showing on the battery meter. It had lasted just over 4 years, though it was clear even before that incident that it was approaching the end of its life, but that was a clear sign that it could no longer be relied on. When it failed at 60% later that same week that was the end of the line.
