Would a Galaxy Note be much cheaper if instead of using the Wacom tech, it uses tech similar to the NVidia Tegra Note?
I ask because I am really impressed with the low price of the fairly recent and more powerful Tegra Note on second hand sites compared to the Galaxy Note 8.0.
The only big repair most people will do on their phones is probably replace a broken screen, if they even bother instead of just buying a new phone. Phones don't have really any moving parts so it's hard to really break them unless you just run them over with your car. And the Galaxy S5 can even survive that.
Anyways, if you enjoy taking phones apart, never buy an HTC One series device.
That's true, and unfortunately the one thing that's hard to replace on Samsung phones (and many phones in general) is the screen. Even though it is probably true that cracking a screen is the most likely damage, my family's never actually done that. Instead, we've seen things like a flash light burning out, a USB port messing up, even an internal battery somehow becoming unplugged, so it really makes me happy when those kind of things are easy to take apart and replace.
Also I noticed the HTC One thing.
It is actually the only device with a 1 out of 10 score on iFixIt when it comes to ease of repair, lol. I wouldn't exactly rule out buying a device because of something like that, but I would definitely take it into consideration.
Nope. I thought it was WhatsApp at first, because I was talking to someone. But even after the conversation ended, it continued to blink (green in this case). I rebooted the phone and it stopped, but it seemed really weird to me.
That actually happens to me sometimes too, but I just figured it was CyanogenMod. For what it's worth, it disappears for me when getting a second notification.