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I'd say the Samsung Galaxy s4 Zoom camera/phone hybrid's camera. I'm glad it didn't catch on but it was definitely the most unique feature that I've ever seen on a smartphone to date. Do you agree or do you have something else in mind? Please share down below.

To be honest, I'd just want them to go back to smaller sizes and the battery being removable with microSD slot, headphone jack and a charger in the box. Made out of all aluminum - no glass back. I'd probably make it have the boxy design of older Samsung Galaxy Notes minus the stylus (I occasionally use it on my Note 20 Ultra but it's not that necessary of a feature). What would your smartphone design be like?

Battleship - 7.5/10

Tiger sharks also known to attack humans whenever they encounter one but then again, I think it also falls into the category of an opportunistic eater.

To be honest, I've never really read the Borderland books - have only played the games. I'll definitely check it out as well.

Why though? This would be like watching Top Gear - a Top Gear ripoff that is...

Thanks for the tips and yes I knew about the belly tickling thing. I'm doing pretty good for the most part. How about yourself?

I'd say nuclear bombs and that's because it just takes one mistake of some sort to wipe out millions of people in an instant. The aftermath also makes the area uninhabitable as seen in Japan. What tech product would choose to get rid of and why?

I'd say a flying car that can run on an infinite source of energy that can travel to space making space travel a personal leisure rather than a multi-million dollar excursion. What other tech products would you like to add?

This is quite an interesting one but I'd probably want to be around in the late 70's or early 80's to experience the first generation of computers just because I'd want to see how far we've come. What point in history would you choose?

What is the most unusual use of technology you've ever known of? Did it seem like a practical solution?

Honestly, in a way, foldables would actually be the end product of merging a smartphone and a tablet - it's just that it'd fold with ease and be far more durable than the correct offerings not to mention way cheaper. Which two consumer products would you merge?

Honestly, I don't know where to begin because I think there are so many characters who would deserve such an opportunity. I'll let you guys go ahead - who would be your pick and why?

In my opinion, it hasn't really impacted much in comparison to things like social media. Do you agree with my sentiments or do you think otherwise?

I don't think we've ever had a dedicated discussion about this topic. What impact did Covid have on the gaming industry particularly the bigger companies?

In your opinion, which gaming franchise has the most dedicated fanbase and why you selected them?

I don't currently own any of these devices yet but the haptic feedback system in the PS5 controller is revolutionary in that brings immersion to a whole new level. What are some of the other innovative features that stood out to you?

That's how my Steam Catalog feels lol - like honestly, why do I have so many freaking games that I said I was going to play but never got around to them.