I may have missed it...what is this phone? My 2017 OnePlus 5 has the same automatic scanning in the play store app.
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Someones upto date with their Rainmans Auto Repairs F350 ulv atf replacement video.
Secondly at OP, What device do you use and what OS does it run from the about page in android?
It was an f150 actually lol. 10R140. Lol. I like his channel.
Edit: I wasn't even paying attention, just listening to it in the background. Apparently it was an f350. Lol.
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It's an LG running some kind of Google OS I think (phone info doesn't specifically say), Android version 7.0.
It's been a really good phone and still works fine. Plus it has a replaceable $15 battery that can be swamped out in 30 seconds (the first one lasted over 5 years, but swapped it just "because") ... not like those $1000 throw away phones where the battery is basically sealed. Just think how much money I saved not buying a new $1000 phone every couple years ... enough to pay for half of my new KLX300.7.0? Does it have a crank on the side for when you want to make calls?
I'm going to look and see if I can jump ship to another carrier and get a good new phone for nearly free ... still some deals like that.It's been a really good phone and still works fine. Plus it has a replaceable $15 battery that can be swamped out in 30 seconds (the first one lasted over 5 years, but swapped it just "because") ... not like those $1000 throw away phones where the battery is basically sealed. Just think how much money I saved not buying a new $1000 phone every couple years.
Motorola makes some really solid mid range devices and stepped in to fill the void left when LG pulled out of the mobile market. Replaceable batteries are a thing of the past, sadly.
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Looking around on-line, might be able to get a Motorola "moto g 5G - 2023" for free for example. Need to call a local store and get some details. Other brands like Samsung may be available too ... have to do some research.
Unfortunately batteries are replaceable only by taking the phone apart now. Lg was making pretty good phones towards the end but they are no more. I'm planning to keep my lg v60 for a couple more years at least even if I have to replace the battery.It's been a really good phone and still works fine. Plus it has a replaceable $15 battery that can be swamped out in 30 seconds (the first one lasted over 5 years, but swapped it just "because") ... not like those $1000 throw away phones where the battery is basically sealed. Just think how much money I saved not buying a new $1000 phone every couple years ... enough to pay for half of my new KLX300.
Cricket wireless has a few free options may need to take their $60 plan for a few months to get the free phone.
Metro by tmo is another option
With very FEW examples there is no such thing as free. You can always almost find a better price with your device in most cases.
There has certainly been price creep in cell service this past year. But you can still get unlimited service without many options for $30 a month, including tax.
There has certainly been price creep in cell service this past year. But you can still get unlimited service without many options for $30 a month, including tax.
