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It used to be like that but not anymore. As siblings suggested you can now use it on up to 4 (I believe) additional devices.

I think monitors that can act as USB hubs will let you connect mice and keyboards too, which can really come in handy.

It was probably Samsung DeX. Samsung is helping Google to develop a similar thing for Android.

You can run the browser without any issues, use ssh with JuiceSSH and have the terminal. Running vim on there might be an option but another editor that is not a TUI might be more troublesome.

I also had a Zen Phone (if that's what you meant) and it definitely played audio while charging.

All the phones that I have had with a audio jack would charge and play audio without any issues, ranging from a lot of different Samsung Galaxy to Wiko phones.

Those numbers don't seem high, at all, for me. Typing would probably cause a refresh more often than every second and even if it's delayed to be once, every second, it's still only 11 days.

And it's not only the Airpods that are very popular. All of them are popular and most of the people don't face this issues. I have some Sony XM3 and although the touch interface is weird you get used to it and I never face issues with connection as stated.

I don't know about this specific tablet but tablets that can be used with pens usually feature palm rejection, and you can rest your hand while writing without any issues.

I think the problems arise from using glue on it.

If I only print PLA without glue, one wipe with IPA and it's clean.

Glue on the other hand, it really sticks and you need water and soap.

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Is the hotspot truly off? I am asking because it was really common to see Whoever's iPhone whenever you were picking a wifi network.

I would love to buy a Garmin watch but Garmin Pay doesn't support a lot of banks yet. It's a shame because their battery life is on a league of its own.

I believe it was a joke. Nobody acts professionally on LinkedIn, therefore why would that industry stay on topic?

It is standard behavior on Windows. The issues you run into come with plugging and unplugging screens. If you leave them plugged in they work like that. I know it's not helpful for laptops that get moved around.

If you minimize and then restore a window, it saves that position on the screen. There are some programs that will misbehave no matter what but after that, you can close and reopen the program and it should open in the same screen, with the same size and position.

I can't remember the last time Firefox crashed for me.

I also use it on Linux and after an update it reopens all the windows just fine (I get the message that I need to restart and just quit all windows).

I am not sure if I understand your issue but if you close Firefox with CTRL+Q you get the same windows back when you launch it again.

I also have the same phone because the Sony flagship would be more expensive. It might be worth it for the added features though.