Review: Kodak Ektra SmartPhone (Android)

I've had the Kodak Ektra for a pretty long time now and have purposely taken my time with this review. The reason: I hated the Google Chrome Pixel to the point where it's sitting in a spot in my office and I never reviewed it, and so I wanted to give the Kodak Ektra a proper go.

For years and years, I was an Android phone user and there was something that I always felt I was missing until I went over to the iPhone. I went over to the iPhone mostly because around 80% of readers of this website read it daily from an iPhone; so why shouldn't I, as the business owner, have the same experience? Despite Apple making some extremely questionable moves in the past few years that have angered a whole lot of professional users like me, the phones are still more reliable and do everything that I want in an arguably more efficient manner than Android devices do. .

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2017-9-8 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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