Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone XS Max, US Version, 64GB in Silver from T-Mobile by Truong Anh Quan ᠌

This apple is the very first one I've ever eaten. The Xiaomi mi mix2, the Xiaomi Redmi note 3 pro, the Samsung Galaxy note, and the Google Nexus were my previous smartphones. I neglected to get apples. Sadly, they lacked necessary tools, such as shovels. A child was born, you needed a camera phone, you were curious about Apple's offerings, and then a shovel phone came along. You didn't purchase the shovel phone, though. To start, let me highlight a few problems. The antenna's weak signal strength and poor performance within a mobile network surprised me. And it's completely absent from the text. It seems like everyone is used to this misconception, and while it doesn't significantly get in the way of anything, it does annoy me. On the one hand, the interface is smooth as silk; everything is hip, nothing lags, and everything operates the same as on Android; on the other, the iPhone cannot be set up in such a manner that everything operates sharply. Let me now distinguish between the parts I like and the ones I thought were demeaning. Both my wife and I recently upgraded to the newest iPhone models (XS and XS Plus). Our family is now much more united than ever thanks to iCloud. There was a start. Everything fits together in a pretty obvious and understandable way, not without hiccups, of course, but probably not doable on Android. Some examples of apps that integrate well with one another and are easy to understand and use include shared calendars, shared notes, shared photographs, and iMessage. Working with text is simplified by features like the delete selection and 3D touch. In addition, texting via a mobile device is more practical than ever before. Googleboard, which I used before iOS 13 was released, is a pain to use in spots. It's too bad the default keyboard doesn't work with Swype just yet. There is a wealth of literature on the topic of AI, but almost no hard data. In reality, it does improve the user experience. What makes it difficult but worthwhile is being able to feel his presence and convey that feeling to him.