Since I've been following news about various phones, a lot of the internet has been going hard have the OnePlus 5 for two things 'jelly scroll' which happens to a relatively small but vocal set of users, where scrolling causes some warping of graphics, and apparently OnePlus 5 phones crash when dialing 911.
Turns out it might be a more general issue with Android, or something? And not just a OnePlus issue.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/com...s_compilation/
and then there's this article, which sums up some of my annoyances, not just with Android phones, but phones and gadgets in general:
https://www.xda-developers.com/ads-s...ver-asked-for/
Everyone is trying to come up with something 'new' to sell a product on, that they are starting to forget about functionality in some cases. Example, thinness is fantastic, but at a certain point when you lose battery life compared to a previous generation device that was thin enough, the returns don't really match up.