Sentences with phrase «as daily driver»

We have been using it as our daily driver since couple days.

The Moto G5 Plus sold me on affordable phones and after all of these new phones are tried and tested, I may just be back to using it as my daily driver.

While using the Honor 7X as my daily driver, I completely forgot it was priced at just $ 200.

That was great news for me, as I've been extremely hesitant to use the device as my daily driver without some sort of protection.

After using the AT&T model for a couple of days, I realized I needed to jump in with both feet and try a new Windows 10 Mobile device as a daily driver.

While using the device as my daily driver, I found the phone would at least me until 9 or 10 p.m. — this is with about two hours of browsing on Facebook or reading with the Kindle app, and sporadic texting throughout the day while at work.

Get past its size, and it functions fine as a daily driver, with acceptable performance.

I've been spending lots of time with the US model Huawei Mate 10 Pro and it works well as a daily driver.

Even if Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox is installed and used as your daily driver, this new behavior makes Windows 10 ignore your settings and use Edge exclusively.

I picked the Galaxy S6 as the winner of this competition since most could get along quite nicely using it as their daily driver and would save $ 100 in the process.

I'll be honest, I really wasn't looking forward to using Android as my daily driver.

As a result, when I switched over to using a more mid-range device as my daily driver, (instead of my OnePlus 3, where my 6 GBs of RAM is put to good use) I wasn't sure what to expect.

Also, after using the S6 Edge as my daily driver, I'm still convinced that having a curved display is not superior to a flat display for general use.

After using the Mate 9 as our daily driver for about a week, it's safe to say that EMUI has definitely gotten better.

Big - screen phones have their advantages, as I've found using the enormous LG G3 as my daily driver in recent months.

The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL were my first chance to use Android 8.0 Oreo as a daily driver too, which was pretty exciting.

So it probably isn't suitable for running as your daily driver anyway.

However, in the time since, I've had a lot more time to spend with the Pixel 2 as my daily driver thanks to a fortunate Google Store error.

After using Windows 10 as my daily driver for almost a week now, I'm fairly confident in its capabilities.

It's been about a month since the release of the iPhone X and I've been using it every day as my daily driver.

Additionally, the new Pixel Launcher is simply the best iteration yet and since we first turned on the Pixel 2 XL last week, it has quickly overwritten our muscle memory from the Pixel XL, which we used as our daily driver since it launched in 2016.

The OxygenOS Open Beta is perfectly usable as a daily driver, but keep in mind that it may not be quite as stable as an official release.

I've used it for a whole month as my daily driver, and I definitely have annoyances to share.

But, if you're a tinkerer and you're running Android 8.0 as your daily driver, then rooting your phone is a must, so we'll cover the process below.

I don't really use the Nexus 6 as a daily driver, but merely as a test device which I quickly brought back to life to do Substratum tutorials.

I recently started using the OnePlus 5 as a daily driver myself, and despite the controversies I think it's a great upgrade for any fans of the Google Nexus line.

Going back to the iPhone 6 after a prolonged spell using the iPhone 6S as a daily driver, it's remarkable how much lighter the older phone feels in the hand.

Since the Nexus 4 (my first Nexus phone), I haven't used anything but Nexus as my daily driver.

Of course, just because it boots doesn't mean the ROM is suitable as a daily driver.

Every now and again I charge up my Lumia 950 and it is such a pleasure to use compared to the iPhone — problem being is lack of a few crucial apps make it not useable as a daily driver.

Before we go any further, though, keep this in mind: As stable as the iOS 9 beta seems right now, it's still not ideal for use as a daily driver.

MultiROM is a perfect compromise for those users who want to use Sense ROMs and some AOSP - flavored spin - offs as a daily driver.

In fact, before getting my hands on the Nexus 6, I had used the Mate 7 as my daily driver for nearly half a year.

Wait someone who works at an Android / Samsung site uses an iphone as his daily driver?

Sometimes I forget that the Wii U does not magically transform into a Switch on March 3rd and some people still use it as a daily driver console.

The Arrival +'s signup bonus is still quite good, but the Arrival + is in no way worth keeping as a daily driver, as it presents a truly abysmal value compared to a 2 % card.

I wouldn't call it overlooked so much as incidental to my point: the Arrival + is a great card to get for the signup bonus and then do a product change, sure, but this article is all about the % cash back when using it as a daily driver.

But as a daily driver, the Wrangler can leave you more shaken than stirred.

The Blue Cash Everyday shines the brightest when it is used as a daily driver — that is on ordinary purchases like gas and groceries.

Since the Venture card earns 2 % toward travel on all spending, many people may also want to use it as their daily driver.

This may not be a big deal to you, especially if you plan to just keep using the CashForward card as a daily driver.

Nicole has a pretty sweet ASUS Zenbook UX31 on long - term loan from Intel so that she can experience firsthand how well the Ultrabook will do as her daily driver.

Not worth as a daily driver over a Note.

However, most of the other functions are working fine, so you should be able to use this ROM as a daily driver without any problems, as long as you can manage with the bugs mentioned earlier.

Also fun to note is that Thorsten Heins has started using a BlackBerry 10 device as his daily driver now which is a good sign that things are moving along.

I really liked the BlackBerry Q10 and used it as my daily driver for a good six months, but in the end I still ended up going back to Android.

The hot and fresh new software is a little on the broken side at the moment, with things like Bluetooth, the camera and the MicroSD slot not working, among other things, but it's almost ready for use as a daily driver — that is, in whatever capacity this old tablet may be considered a daily driver at all.

HOWEVER, that liquid graphics and the way it just allows you to move around is very sexy and I may consider using that as my daily driver because I most certainly miss the battery life

Of course, since it's a beta you're likely not going to want to use this as your daily driver; so far the only way to turn on Wi - Fi is by connecting the tablet to your computer and running the adb command line tool.

And, definitely unlike the Cliq (though it did get rooted), the Slide gets mad Dev love: I'm running Cyanogenmod 7 with Gingerbread as my daily driver!