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The case for a three-to-five-year Android phone lifespan

BGR cites battery wear, low RAM and outdated features as reasons a 10-year Android phone is unlikely.

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BGR argues that three to five years is the realistic sweet spot for an Android phone. It points to battery wear, low RAM and outdated features as reasons a 10-year lifespan is unlikely.

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@BGRFactors like battery wear, low RAM and outdated features make a 10-year Android unlikely. Here’s why three to five years is the realistic sweet spot.1h

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@BGRFactors like battery wear, low RAM and outdated features make a 10-year Android unlikely. Here’s why three to five years is the realistic sweet spot.1h

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@BGRFactors like battery wear, low RAM and outdated features make a 10-year Android unlikely. Here’s why three to five years is the realistic sweet spot.1h

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@BGRFactors like battery wear, low RAM and outdated features make a 10-year Android unlikely. Here’s why three to five years is the realistic sweet spot.1h

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