Re: [H] need an app for video calling

[Kevin Lee]

WhatsApp is simple and straight forward

On Tue., Aug. 11, 2020, 10:54 a.m. _ Winterlight, 
wrote:

> I have a rental in another state  that is vacant 1000+ miles from where I
> live . I am sending  a contractor and close friend over to look it over and
> do some work. He can be on the phone and send my pictures but what I would
> like to do is have him do a video call recording so I can see what he is
> looking at while we are talking live. I use a Android Moto G5s and he has a
> newer Apple phone. He is a novice. On his laptop he uses his quicken
> program which I set up for him and uses chrome and gmail but that is it.
> On his apple phone he texts, he uses the phone, internet browsing but I
> don't think he has ever even installed an app.
>
> What app can be used to accomplish this with out a lot of configuration =
> a video call for dummies.
> thanks
>

Re: [H] New Android Phone

[Kevin Lee]

My Android phone of choice is the ones by Google, Nexus and the current
Pixel, for the simple reason that updates are direct from Google with no
lack time. Best Buy still has some Nexus 6P in stock.

My second choice would be the OnePlus Three, as close to the stock Android
OS without owning a Google phone.

On Sun, Dec 11, 2016, 10:23 AM Winterlight 
wrote:

> I have been a Windows Phone user for many years. I really liked the
> interface, but unfortunately the lack of apps that I need compel me
> to move on. 18 months ago my business needs forced me to use an
> Android phone. So for the last year and a half I have been using  a
> Lumia 1520 for personal use, and a Motorolla G 2nd generation for
> business. Once my Lumia was upgraded to Win10 a lot of things I
> needed stopped working correctly.
>
> It is time to start using a single phone, and the apps I need are on
> Android. I am looking to buy a new Android phone...something better
> then the Motto G...something better designed, more modern, and will
> work well with Win 10. I am not goint to get a contract and I don't
> need the latest greatest.  I don't use any social media. I am never
> going to hack the bios or do anything esoteric with my phone. My
> primary goal is simplicity or use, and  productivity without
> frustration. I don't know if there is any big differences outside of
> physical appearance between Android manufacturers but I want one that
> is easy to use, and doesn't catch on fire. Any suggestions or advice
> appreciated.
>
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