How does it know?

rambo said 30 ...

Wait till you want to try a 'service me' message cancellation on a jaguar.

Took me 7 attempts to press the right things in the right sequence for the right times.

No the light is just a dumb time activated indicator to keep nagging the user to buy expensive new blades. I just held the power button down for > 10 seconds to clear the indicator and kept using the same blades for a further year.

But that?s because you can't even manage to work out how to answer in incoming call on a mobile phone when there is just a red button with a hung up handset and a green one with an obvious handset off the hook.

Tap it or swipe it? Right or left? Different if the display is on when the call comes in? Different on different phones? Obviously you get to know how to do it, but many people rarely use their phone actually to make or receive calls.

Yep.

That one says that?s what you need to do and which way.

Nope.

Nope. the same with all their phones running that OS.

But that approach is pretty obvious even if you do it very rarely.

My Android 7 phone doesn't. I just get a phone ringing icon in the centre. I have to start moving it to get the green and red to appear, by which time I've done the wrong one.

That was discussing iOS14 on an iphone.

Typical f***ed Android.

The video from Richard showed a 6-second press.

"on a mobile phone" was what you wrote, not "on an IOS14 Iphone"

And the capital goes at the start of the word.

At least I can see the corners of the film I'm watching, and saved several hundred pounds.

The iOS 14 was in the prior discussion of him not being able to answer an incoming call on an iphone.

Not with iOS it doesn?t.

You can see that on an iphone too.

Not with the 2020 SE you don?t without losing lots of useful stuff.

You need to set it up for blind use then the gestures are very simple indeed on the iphone there is a magic tap, which I have redefined to a two fingered swipe right which works better. I have my screen off, and hence battery life is huge. Brian

Like I'm going to go and read all that.

Apple does not have the right to reinvent the English language. They've already screwed up operating systems, that's bad enough.

No, you have rounded corners, it's pathetic.

Apple products are always way more expensive than everyone else, that's a fact.

I don't have battery problems, since I bought a much better non-apple phone for a tenth of the price. 10 hours of continuous phonecalls on one charge.

I don?t bother to write posts so that no one can nit pick, it makes posts too hard to read.

Any manufacturer can do anything they like with the naming of their products, particularly so they can trademark them.

No rounded corners on mine. And nothing useful in the corners anyway.

Nope it?s a bare faced lie. Compare the 2020 SE with the samsung A52 for example.

I don't have battery problems, since I bought a much better non-apple phone for a tenth of the price. 10 hours of continuous phonecalls on one charge.

I don't have battery problems, since I bought a much better non-apple phone for a tenth of the price. 10 hours of continuous phonecalls on one charge.

No, instead you write like a 6 year old.

I doubt trademarks are case sensitive. And they just make themselves look stupid.

Your display has 90 degree sharp corner? Which model?

Funny how all TVs and monitors have corners since we stopped using those rounded CRTs.

Why pick Samsung? They're also a rip off.

They are anyway.

Only to fools like you.

Only a fool designs a mobile phone with 90 degree sharp corners.

Those have a frame around the screen itself. That makes no sense with a small device like a phone.

Second biggest seller, by far.