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By RejZoR · Posted
Of course the sales are bad. Who even asked for a thinner phone with way less battery? Lightness? It's still a giant brick, it's just a thinner giant brick. It makes no sense at all. Making folding phones thinner, now that does make sense. Because when folded, the thinner it is unfolded, the more usable and pocketable it is when folded. You already expect worse battery at expense of actually being more pocketable. Galaxy Flip, when folded is half the size of S Ultra models and about as thick. That does make a big difference when fitting it in a pocket. But the phone that's as big as Ultra, making it thinner, you don't really solve anything, it's still a giant slab that barely fits into a pocket. All the "Mini" phones made way more sense than this thin crap. Especially now that it's literally impossible to find a phone smaller than 6.5". My dad only needs phone for calls and SMS and he doesn't want to go with smartphone because they are all so massive. Especially cheaper ones. Like, he'd be fine with Galaxy A06 for all he cares in terms of hardware, but it only comes in giant 6.7" format. It's useless. Or is he suppose to find a 800€ old gen iPhone Mini or Zenfone? He doesn't even need those stupid specs and such stupid price. And then you see old people fumbling around with giant smartphones and they don't even need 3/4 of features on them. -
By eilegz · Posted
w11 its a mess... period -
By neufuse · Posted
its funny now instead of robots built for a specific task which is more efficient we are focused on humanoid robots that are built for do anything but might not do it as well because of restrictions similar to how human body works and they were molded after... -
By leonsk29 · Posted
3,900 mAh. When compared to the S25 Ultra (5,000), the S25+ (4,900) and the S25 (4,000), it has the worst battery of them all, all because of that slim size. Everything comes with sacrifices.
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JeremyWeisser
Hi,,
I am working on an Access contact database for a client. The database has different groups of contacts and I am trying to figure out a solution to send e-mails to these groups.
The client's mail server restricts sending e-mail to more than 50 addresses at once which is why I chose to use the MS Word mail merge feature because it sends e-mail to all recipients seprately.
Though the solution works it is not intuitive enough to use for the client. I am wondering if there is an easier way of doing this? Right now the user has to go into Word and manually configure the merge and all details about the data. Is there any way I could program some sort of Access control to open up Word with the recipients already selected so the process is simplified?
Thanks for the help in advance,
Jeremy
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