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so you're on t-mobile and you want to know what your best Android options are and for that I'm your huckleberry and at the top of the list has got to be Samsung's flagship the Galaxy s8 and si+ this time around they included a unique 18:59 aspect ratio that allows for a much more comfortable in hand feel the company even ditched its famous physical a home button and included an on-screen navigation under the hood these devices come with Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor or the Exynos 88-90 5 depending on the region of which you live 4 gigabytes of RAM 64 gigabytes of on-board storage and one of the latest versions of Android 7.0 nougat Samsung also launched a few extra accessories alongside the s8 that you should definitely consider checking out the new Samsung Dex doc that lets you use your s8 as a desktop computer and there's also the new gear 360 camera that allows for shooting video in 4k and live-streaming to YouTube of course there's also the new Galaxy S a compatible gear VR headset complete with a controller for easier navigation now when it comes to the LG G 6 the most standout feature is the 5.7 inch quad HD display with its interesting aspect ratio of 89 and rounded corners it also comes with a Snapdragon 820 1 processor 4 gigabytes of RAM plenty of on-board storage and an ip68 rating for dust and water resistance and dual 13 megapixel rear cameras it's also worth noting that not all LG sixes are created equal for example the g6 that's coming to the u.s. is the only variant that supports wireless charging while the high 5 DAC is exclusive to South Korea and certain markets in Asia what's more the g6 with 64 gigabytes of storage is only available in a handful of markets but the LG G 6 isn't a phone full of gimmicky features that you'll never use it's a solid phone that is respected among geeks now I know the LG v 30 has just recently come out but until we're absolutely firm on all the details on that device we got to tell you that the LG v 20 is still one of the best options if you are a Timo blur LGV 20 has a big quad HD display Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor plenty of RAM and onboard storage dual 16 megapixel rear facing cameras and a removable 3200 milliamp hour battery and of course the unique 2nd screen makes a return along with the addition of quad DAC military standard durability and it's also running Android 7.0 nougat now although the next two devices have sort of left the Nexus heritage to the wayside in this list I do have to add the pixel and pixel XL under the hood these devices sports some decent specs both devices have AMOLED displays Snapdragon 820 1 processors 4 gigabytes of RAM plenty of on-board storage and long lasting batteries the overall design however may not be your choice and it may not be the most unique but they do feel like premium phones through and through now there may be a couple things that will turn some of you away for example they only have an IP 53 rating for dust and water resistance meaning that they're not as waterproof as some of the competition plus the devices aren't known to be the most durable ever so if you are prone to being butterfingers you may want to get a good quality case for your phone now if you don't like any of those options it's ok go get an iPhone there's no judgement what do you want when you want now my audience is smart so smart that sometimes you're inspired by a business idea and then you try and get the name of that business in a domain name and your next perspective customer is searching your business name and they assume you have the dot-com and if you don't you're giving your business away to the one who does that's the power of accom now why is that exactly well no domain name extension tells your story with the same degree of trust as a dot-com or dotnet domain name.com and dotnet domain name extensions and jet credibility and your online presence and who doesn't want to be credible and don't forget you get 15% off when you use our coupon code Android when you think domain names think domain.com