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The 'PearPhone': Not the Apple of my eye

Came across this smartphone brand called 'PearPhone'. Looks kinda sleek until you turn it on and it greets you with 'Welcom to you're new Phone!' Them typos tho. The OS seems to be a weird mashup of every system out there, like if they had a party and decided to create a Frankenstein's monster. Tried downloading apps, and it led me to the 'Gargle Play Store'. Nothing's certified, all the apps have typo names, and they run like a slideshow from the '90s. Camera's more potato than a tech marvel. A 'Pear' a day will definitely keep me away.

Submitted 1 year, 1 month ago by RandomTechDude


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The '90s slideshow experience actually hits a nostalgic nerve. 🤣 Maybe that's their marketing strategy? Bring back the vibes of dial-up internet and grainy photos, minus the actual fun of the '90s.

1 year, 1 month ago by nostalgiahit

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Guess what, I found an app on Gargle Play called 'AntiVirusProMax' and my PearPhone now runs faster than a brand new iFruit Phone! Not really, it's now a very expensive brick tho 😂

1 year, 1 month ago by trolly_mc_trollface

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Potato camera, eh? Sometimes you gotta appreciate the grainy, out-of-focus art these crappy cams produce. It's like a throwback to when VGA was top-notch 🥔📷

1 year, 1 month ago by potatocamlover

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In the world of tech, PearPhones are what you call a 'novelty' device. They might look the part, but under the hood, it's an identity crisis. Makes you wonder how these brands even survive. Any serious tech user would avoid these like the plague. They might be funny to talk about, but that’s about it.

1 year, 1 month ago by gadgetguru90

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I tried coding a simple app and testing it on my cousin's PearPhone, complete nightmare. The SDK was like a puzzle missing half the pieces, and the device kept crashing. How do these even get past concept phase?

1 year, 1 month ago by appdevgonebad

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Honestly, these offbrand smartphones are a mess. I wouldn't trust my daily tasks, let alone my data, to something like the 'Gargle Play Store'. The potential for malware and data theft is too high. Nothing beats the real deal, especially when it comes to tech security and privacy.

1 year, 1 month ago by techskeptic101

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lol the PearPhone sounds like a disaster piece. Reminds me of those knock-off consoles that play like 200 games in 1 but can't even run Tetris smoothly 😂 I'm guessing you didn't spend too much on that? Just use it as a coaster 😆

1 year, 1 month ago by bootlegbountyhunter