I had a Cassiopeia PDA with Windows CE. Also is that a Motorola Q? I think we need these "communicators" again
This release is mostly about polish and reliability: a long tail of fixes across NFC, storage and the rest of the system, plus a few new additions. New capabilities
Sub-GHz: Added two new protocols (Elplast and Cardin S449 KeeLoq), plus FSK12Kdev modulation
NFC: Added a plugin that identifies some hotel card systems
HID & BadUSB: Added a Japanese keyboard layout
https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/releases/tag/1.5.1
The iPhone cooked the competition and the Pixel was barely an honorable mention.
I used Rethink DNS for this a while ago to track apps and where they were talking to. In my experience, socials and browsers were the worst offenders. Browsers just being open, connect to all kinds of domains.
Luckily, I don't have any day-to-day services that require I use an app.
I don't trust Meta with anything.
Demi Lovato - Fast
The Pistons shouldn't have struggled that much against the Magic and I like the Magic. The 8th seed pushed them about as far as they could go. We'll see what they do against the Cavs.
They are claiming lack of updates and support caused performance issues? Isn't it usually updates to older devices that we attribute to that? Many people avoid updates for this very reason.
I have a 3rd gen nano, it's used everyday. Battery is still fine. Now to charge up my Zune HD.
Was looking forward to this but since they didn't advance the tech in this latest version I'll see what they do for the new Stylus. Maybe something will be worth the upgrade from my 2020 G Power.
They also collaborated to make the original Razer Kishi controller. It's essentially the same thing minus the headphone jack.
It lost the legendary keyboard, but the touch experience wasn't that bad.
