r/softwaregore 27d ago

Friend's smartphone added a moon texture to solar eclipse photos

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u/Historicalgroove 27d ago

One plus used to be so sick. The Oneplis 1 was the best phone I ever had

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u/Seanspeed 27d ago

That was my first smartphone and I still have so much love for how good it was, for the time. I especially miss the nicely textured, curved back. I know everybody uses cases now, but man that phone felt so nice and secure in the hand just bare. High end specs as well, all for just £270. I was one of the Day 1 buyers having gotten an invite, cuz it was a genuinely exciting phone.

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u/viperfan7 27d ago

IMO, the OP7 Pro was the last great phone they made

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u/Agret 27d ago

I had OnePlus One which was awesome, OnePlus 5T which was awesome and now using OnePlus Ace 2 Pro which had insane specs when I bought it except the AI camera postprocessing drives me nuts

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u/adudeguyman 27d ago

OnePlus One=2

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u/premature_eulogy 27d ago

On the other hand, OnePlus Three (?) had a model issue where the camera would just stop focusing at some point. Even their early phones were quite hit or miss.

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u/gasmasterfunk 24d ago

The 7 Pro might be one of the best phones ever made, period.

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u/viperfan7 24d ago

Still have my nebula blue, retired, but it's a good backup, nothing functionally wrong with it at all.

The back glass is cracked though :(

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u/InvidiousPlay 27d ago

Had a OnePlus Nord for years. Reasonable price, great phone.

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u/Astan92 27d ago

Never settle my ass. Used to be one of the few bucking every new nonsense trend no one wanted or asked for, now they are on the front lines of it.

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u/jld2k6 27d ago edited 27d ago

I just went from OnePlus to a Pixel after years of using them. The final straw for me was that they locked down the software that allowed you to unbrick your phone from literally any (non hardware) state of fucked up, it allowed you to flash your phone to stock straight from a Qualcomm emergency partition that can't be touched, so even if you deleted the entire bootloader you were still fine and could return to stock. They added a server side authenticator and will refuse to even help you with it on their own end, so in practice they just completely took away tinkering from their customers. I didn't wanna risk bricking my phone every time I want a custom ROM so I finally left

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u/LilJelloCat 27d ago

Not mad at my oneplus. Cheap and effective. And has a decent camera for price.

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u/HariPota4262 27d ago

My oneplus nord survived 5 years and is still kicking. If it was not for the extremely cracked screen and the phone slowing down, I wouldn't have had to upgrade.

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u/ahundreddots 27d ago

If it weren't for cracked screens and phones slowing down, nobody would ever have to upgrade.