Reality Check by Dave Whamond for November 06, 2021

It’s too late. And your owner wants a newer model, anyway.

You have to remove the screen to change the battery that dies a few hours after you unplug it. Actually, the battery is fine. That new free app is an adbot and in a continuous wifi download spasm that is killing the battery.

Not low on minutes, low on battery life.

We bought a Google Nexus 5 in 2013 and my wife used it until this month, I bought the twin of it on eBay for $40 in 2019, it turned out to have not much of a battery but that was OK as I only used it for tunes while on the treadmill. Now my wife has a new Motorola Moto G and I’ve got her Nexus, my Nexus is officially dead.

With that button, its not only dead, its a fossil.

Ha! My less than a year old IPAD wasn’t responding well to touch, and the home button broke! GASP.

WENT TO APPLE STORE AND IN ABOUT ONE MINUTE, AFTER THE DIAGNOSTIC, THE KID SAID ITS A MANUFACTURER DEFECT. I WAS GIVEN A NEW IPAD on the spot and he helped me transfer all info then deleted all data in old one.

I was shocked, to say the least,

GRIM … !

L-I batteries, BFD?

“PREPARE TO BE ROAMING FOREVER.”

All in all, it’s just another brick in the wall.

That would get me to a plus in fast. A funny toon!