So it is Galaxy S21, S21 Ultra Time and I've been making a transition. I've been goofing around. I've been messing around.

Yeah, I'm switching over and it's actually kind of a big jump scale

wise because I was on I wasn't even on the max iPhone. I was coming from the the

little pro iPhone. So the S21 Ultra feels huge. The screen feels huge and the biggest thing that I'm noticing as well is with the refresh rate. I told you that on yesterday's episode.

However, there's a few things on the latest S21 devices that are a few things missing from the previous

generations. A few things missing from the previous generations.

A few things that I really appreciated on previous generations.

It's missing.

But before I get into those things, Will,

I want to talk about something that was actually a good decision

that they made.

I'm gonna start out on a high note.

They got a tighter integration

in a tighter relationship with Google

to the point where they're going to

natively have Google messages instead of their own text messaging app.

Which is the thing I always have to do anyways on my own. I have to go and install

regular Google messages because I don't want to use, well really any

brands version of it.

That's including the fact that Google messages now supports the better version of

texting RCS rather than old-fashioned regular SMS. So they got a tighter integration. They made some sort of an

agreement to fix the behavior of Google messages to have it more integrated into one UI on the latest generation and to

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