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Samsung used to have an Auto-rotate feature where the device would use the front facing camera to check your orientation before rotating the display whenever the accelerometer detected rotation. The device never rotated the screen when you didn't want it to and it worked beautifully... Now I have to have my s22 in manual with the little rotation button popping up to trigger rotation myself as Auto-rotate is so unpredictable.
In early Android builds (way back in the Donut/Eclair days), you could silence the phone (mute volumes) by swiping in one direction on the lock screen, or unlock by swiping the other direction. Made it very easy to silence the phone without unlocking. OnePlus has the alert slider, but no other Android phone maker offers a quick way to toggle between sound/vibrate/silent.
Things that are NOT allowed:
Samsung used to have an Auto-rotate feature where the device would use the front facing camera to check your orientation before rotating the display whenever the accelerometer detected rotation. The device never rotated the screen when you didn't want it to and it worked beautifully... Now I have to have my s22 in manual with the little rotation button popping up to trigger rotation myself as Auto-rotate is so unpredictable.
The physical Keyboard as Blackberry did before.......
In early Android builds (way back in the Donut/Eclair days), you could silence the phone (mute volumes) by swiping in one direction on the lock screen, or unlock by swiping the other direction. Made it very easy to silence the phone without unlocking. OnePlus has the alert slider, but no other Android phone maker offers a quick way to toggle between sound/vibrate/silent.
I miss phones you didn't need to put a case on.