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[Prize Draw] Let us know about your favourite bit of tech
PRIZE DRAW UPDATE
The competition is now closed and we are pleased to announce that
@about_a_year is the winner.
Congratulations @about_a_year; check your private messages and reply with your address.
Thanks to everyone who contributed some brilliant entries. We had over a thousand posts since the launch at the start of the year. You have all helped make the fledgling Community a great success and we look forward to more and greater engagement as we grow.
Keep up the great work everyone; the SMARTY Community belongs to us all and succeeds because of your great contributions.
UPDATE - COMPETITION CLOSED
The competition is now closed and we will draw the winner from all the eligible entries in the next 24 hours.
So, keep your fingers crossed and an eye on your Private Message inbox.
Thanks to everyone who contributed some brilliant entries. We had over a thousand posts since the launch at the start of the year. You have all helped make the fledgling Community a great success and we look forward to more and greater engagement as we grow.
Keep up the great work everyone; the SMARTY Community belongs to us all and succeeds because of your great contributions.
To celebrate the launch of the SMARTY Community, we are giving you the chance to win a new Honor Magic 4 lite smart phone.
How to enter
To enter the Prize Draw, entrants will need to log in to the SMARTY Community platform and answer one or more of the questions in the “Let us know about your favourite bit of tech” article, during the promotion period.
The draw is open from 16th January 2023 until 28th February 2023.
Please answer at least one of the following questions:
- What do you love most about your current devices?
- What classic device would you like to see updated (if technology issues were no problem)?
- What future features would you like to see from mobile tech?
The Prize
- Key Features of the Honor Magic 4 lite include:
- 120Hz Screen Refresh Rate
- 6nm Snapdragon 695 5G Soc - High Performance, Low Power Consumption
- 66W HONOR SuperCharge - Have 81% Power in Half an Hour
- 4800mAh Large Battery - A Big Battery Boosts Your Whole Day
- HONOR RAM Turbo - RAM Extended, Smooth Experience
- 48MP Rear Triple Camera - Capturing Vivid Moments
https://www.hihonor.com/uk/phones/honor-magic4-lite/
Closing date is 28th February 2023 and we will inform the winner by direct message on site by 7th March 2023.
The SMARTY Community Terms of Use apply to your registration for and use of the SMARTY Community platform. Competition terms can be found here.
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I love my moto g10 because it's so lightweight and has a big screen. Also so useful as a Google user, transferring details and apps from my old phone was so easy. The fingerprint log in method is so good for people that find it hard to remember passwords.
I'm loving my OnePlus 8.
It's slightly old now, but I've never run out of storage, the battery charges quickly and lasts a while and it still feels a really quick phone.
I like my apple iPhone because it is very simple and looks nice as well
I love my apple products, the amount of data we get works perfect with them and helps when I need to tether my laptop for work. Would be great to see some connectivity for Apple Watch tariffs so I can use the full features of the watch.
The thing I love most about my Apple Watch is how annoying it is to use. I wish I spent less time on my phone, and my watch helps reduce my screen time by keep track of things for me so I don’t need to pick up my phone and get distracted. One day, if SMARTY goes for it, I’d love to able to get a Apple Watch with eSim capability and get an eSim contract with smarty so I can keep my phone in a drawer for emergencies only!
I would like to see portable radios able to stream audiobooks and podcasts! Radio is usually dire, so if I could have an analogue receiver of my favourite selections of shows and stories, I wouldn’t need my phone so much.
Mobile tech could do so much more to get people away from their desks, lift their heads up with good posture and look away from their phones, and experience the world whilst remaining connected. Making innovations such as Google Glass and TAP keyboard even more user friendly, versatile, and available would revolutionise the way we work and treat our bodies, and I think there is so much potential in this area that isn’t being given real focus in the tech world. I wanna be able to work on my report on the bus for 5 minutes without getting out my laptop by tapping in the air and looking into my glasses!I love being able to talk and see my relatives abroad using WhatsApp on my phone.
I like the mobile hotspot the most from my phone as it's highly convenient and I don't need to use Wifi anymore.
What future features would I like to see from mobile tech?
Based on what we've been seeing lately in AI developments, I'd have to say a Virtual Companion on your phone.
I imagine all of us, at one point or another, have suffered at least in one way, shape or form in regards to mental health, or even general loneliness.
Being able to simply pull out your phone at any time of the day, and get into a lengthy debate over the latest movie, or ask for dating advice, or just a way to let off some steam, would just be ideal.
Knowing someone's there for you is a wonderful feeling, whether they're real or artificial, it can really make a difference.I love my smartphone as it is always with me and has everything I need from simple features such as notes, voice recorder and camera to access to Internet, connection to smart phone devices and videocalls. I would want it to be more powerful though in terms of how long the battery lasts, as when I use it all day long it runs out of charge. I wish mobile tech could create a battery for the smartphone that lasts for weeks as those old fashion phones that had a key pad 😄 probably would need a solar panel to be installed in the smartphone so it could charge itself
- What do you love most about your current devices? They work fluid, I do not like to waste my time with slow or full of issues devices
- What classic device would you like to see updated (if technology issues were no problem)? Nokia
- What future features would you like to see from mobile tech? Improvement on multitasking. And more built-in apps/features, currently to get good tools in most of the cases you need to expend money in apps.
