• Auster
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    538 months ago

    Same as the past 10 or so years, from what I can tell.

    • @Tschuuuls@feddit.de
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      258 months ago

      Spotify has a SD card feature that’s completely broken.
      My Samsung camera App can’t record 4k60 to the SD card, no matter the speed.
      At least the Samsung file manager handles it decently :D

      • LUHG
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        18 months ago

        The Spotify feature works for me.

  • ryan213
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    328 months ago

    Uh…fine? I’m still on a perfectly working Note 10+.

  • Obinice
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    318 months ago

    The same as always, why wouldn’t it be? I decide how much capacity I want on my phone, pop it in, format and encrypt, and it amalgamates with the rest of my storage. Perfection.

  • @JoelJ@lemmy.world
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    208 months ago

    That was a good read with some helpful tips, but they didn’t have a conclusion at the end so they never answered their own question!

      • @drislands@lemmy.world
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        58 months ago

        I asked ChatGPT

        Thank you for leading with this. No disrespect to you personally, but I’m not interested in reading what an LLM has to say.

        • snooggums
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          38 months ago

          “I asked ChatGPT” sounds like “My comment was subcontracted to someone who works for peanuts.”

  • Dizzy Devil Ducky
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    178 months ago

    It’d be a hell of a lot better if I could put my apps on either an SD or microSD card. Hell, it’d be bliss if JoiPlay had the capability to load shit from my SD card to save space on my phone. The pokemon fangames I really enjoy are by no means getting smaller.

    • @SirXer6xes@lemmy.world
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      128 months ago

      I mean you can. Its in the dev options on android. Its called force allow apps on external. I do that for all my games including emulated ones.

      • Dizzy Devil Ducky
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        18 months ago

        I’m definitely rooting the next phone I get, if I can outright buy it before getting service set up.

  • @hark@lemmy.world
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    138 months ago

    Works great. I use it in case I need to transfer large files instead of having to carry a dedicated USB drive around.

    • @Promethilaus
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      18 months ago

      I have Xperia 5 II lol still works great havent got SD card yet tho

      • @Eggroley@lemmy.world
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        38 months ago

        Battery life is good so far. Nothing special. The screen seems sensitive as well, I can’t really attest for anything like mobile gaming though.

        Mind you the phone is 120hz, I think I might notice if the touch sampling rate was low, but again, I can’t attest for gaming much. All I’ve played are rhythm games.

  • @linearchaos@lemmy.world
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    98 months ago

    SD is fine, has always been fine. But people never replace them as often as they should. That’s why they started trying to keep people from putting apps on them. They’re pushing to make the cards to go away because it saves them from support calls and makes the phones appear to degrade slower.

    • smallaubergine
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      128 months ago

      could you just have a warning to the user that it appears that their SD card is slow? Feels like that should be doable. We used to get warnings when we’d plug in a USB2.0 device into a USB1.0 port on windows

      • @Tschuuuls@feddit.de
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        78 months ago

        Google never cared enough.
        This has been an issue since at least Android 4, granted some SD cards are terrible at random IO.

        • Silvus
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          38 months ago

          Oh google cared. They had interviews where they assured the interviewers that modern phones had plenty of space on board, and they didn’t need sd cards any more. And followed up with comments about os issues.

          Bottom line the decision makers at google are out of touch with reality. Much like their stances on ensuring their apps will work if their is no internet. They live in a world that is always full 5g connected, so obviously everyone does. Trying to use their music apps after “downloading” the music makes me very upset.

          • @Promethilaus
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            18 months ago

            Why whats the experience like I use Ytdlnis lol and a local music player

  • @waterbogan@lemmy.world
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    28 months ago

    I store all my music in there from my streaming service so I can have uninterrupted music when driving, cycling etc. Have about half a terabyte in there. My phone has enough memory that I dont need to store my apps on there. Also keep pics and video on SD card

      • @waterbogan@lemmy.world
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        All those playlists are on Deezer and synced to it, so if the card shits the bed I can just replace it and download the playlists again

        • @random65837@lemmy.world
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          08 months ago

          You’re smart about it at least. When I was selling phones, the amount of people DAILY coming in with fried SD cards and pissed that their “lives were lost” was insane. Thats why I’m very much for hardware memory. Tech support had it way worse. Most people that argue for removable storage think its a conspiracy to get more money out of them, it wasn’t. As a whole, SD cards were a huge problem. Especially with the majority syncing to cloud providers, really unneeded for most.

          I’m very much an anti-cloud self hoster so I get it, but still couldn’t bring myself to trust them anymore. Plus, most dont have the knowledge to copy them onto new ones every once in a while.

          • @waterbogan@lemmy.world
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            18 months ago

            The photo and videos I’ve got on the card are all backed up to Google Photos (so backed up to their cloud) It is useful, only downside is Google Photos seems to remove older photos from my storage and it is very difficult to bulk download them back into my phone from the cloud. Not a big deal but really irritating if I want to access my photos somewhere with no Wifi or cell service