I wonder, is there an Exchange site that treats mobile phones and mobile phone technologies in general ? I did a quick check and found there are Exchange sites for Windows phone, Android and Apple. However, I am interested in more general questions about technology, development and industry of the phone area. Discussion and site recommendation please, thank you.
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I know about , but from all indications it is all about computer hardware.   Is there any Stack Exchange site where I can ask questions about problems on my phone?
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do you have some informations about Ubuntu phone at the moment?  I saw few articles about Ubuntu Edge but I thought that it is dead. Also I saw for UBPorts with Ubuntu Touch.  I was really interested for project Ubuntu Edge. So my question, is there some idea of ubuntu phones in 2019 or everything is dead?
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I want to ask about payment processors for use in a website. The one I found on Stack Overflow was closed because it's off-topic. None of the others automatically lend themselves to this question. Any ideas?
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Sometimes it's desirable to use a device on a carrier that does not officially sell it. Often this is due to regional differences and travel (for example, using a US phone in Europe) but also because some carriers simply do not offer phones that other carriers do.  How can I determine if it's possible to use my phone on a different carrier, and which carriers it is compatible with?    This community wiki is intended to be a canonical answer to a common question. If you feel that improvements could be made then please edit the post(s).
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Today in the feed on the Android Stack Exchange app there is a Stack Overflow blog post. This post had the site icon next to it for  rather than the proper site logo (Meta).        Stack Exchange Android App Version 1.0.73 and 1.0.74 Android 5.1 on a Moto X (2013) running stock firmware.  Same behavior on a Nexus 7 (flo) running Android 6.0 (stock).  This issue also happens on the iOS app.    The most recent featured SO blog post (as of 17 Nov) is showing up with the "edX" site logo.  The logo is seemingly randomly incorrect.
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I've seen many questions on Stack Overflow asking which devices are best for developers. This made me wonder if questions asking for hardware device recommendations (best device for programming, best device within a certain budget, etc.) are on-topic for Stack Overflow, or if they should be asked somewhere else?  For Instance check these links:         etc.
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Meta Stack Exchange seems to have different rules and user behavior than the "regular" Stack Exchange sites.  How is it different?    Individual questions answered below:                Related
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At the current rate by which technology is improving, I believe that mobile photography is not far behind their DSLR counterparts, generally speaking. However, for amateurs like me, it is quite impossible to judge or even know properly how to buy a decent smartphone within $500 (US). And almost every phone these days have OIS, Laser Focus, PDAF, etc. as the bare minimum features. However, different media channels rate the phones (-- speaking from the point of view of photography only) differently. And often, it is hard to detect which source is credible enough if there is a huge gap between the citations therein, given the aforementioned budget limit.   A setback, in this case, is also because of the DxOMark scores for phones, and it is obvious that the phones with extremely good scores are not economically feasible for people with the aforementioned limit. So, my question is how can a person who is new to photography, is really enthusiastic about it, and wants to use his/her smartphone for that learn or research from credible sources given the rate at which technology is changing in our society so that the relevancy of this question remains valid even in near future.    EDIT:   Many people here may have a misunderstanding that I do not know about the basic differences between DSLRs and smartphone cameras. I did know the basic differences. Anyway, this is not their fault, but because of the limited information I put forth in my question as well as the way how I put it. I somewhat do know more now thanks to the inputs I have received thus far as well as  these , and their . To be short, I am saving money for an extended trip after few months and also need a new phone. So, if the details don't matter much now, there's that.
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I often use Stack Exchange sites on my smartphone. The mobile version works great, but when I end up on a page which is not found (like a deleted question), it redirects me to the full version of site.  Can you please re-design that page to adjust on a small screen?
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Isn't StackExchange a network to build a knowledge base for Google? Or to help people?  Yes, it is. So why is there the Programming Puzzles &amp; Code Golf website? What problems are solved there? What questions are asked there?  None.  Therefore, I think Programming Puzzles &amp; Code Golf doesn't fit into the philosophy of StackExchange. It should or   get it's own domain be removed (though I wouldn't do that)   I would love to hear your thoughts on this!
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I've used my phone overseas with local SIM cards a lot, but recently had a surprising experience where one local SIM card simply wouldn't work with my phone but did work first time on my partner's, even though both were similar (unlocked Android phones) and another SIM card from a different local provider did work. Looking into it, it looks like there are various different standards around, but it all gets very technical very quickly.  Is there any simple way of looking up which SIM cards in a particular country will work with a particular model of phone, for calls, texts and internet access?
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I recently saw a question on Stack Overflow relating to the . The guy wasn't asking for code at all, meerly asking what the process involved.  It was immediately slapped with a comment directing him to the  (which after reading I still couldn't see why the asker was being directed there), and closed shortly thereafter as "Not a real question".  Since I asked this question, it has been suggested that the question was closed because the asker was asing whether he could ask a question, or because he may have been asking how to unlock his iPhone, where I assumed he was asking for the technical specifics of what happened. Both fair points, it may have been my mistake  As Brad has stated the question  received a very positive response. Another relevant question suggested by Brad, but received a negative response:   Now I know some people out there want to be the Stack Overflow Police, and some people are scared of questions that slightly hint at subversive or underhand methods, or that the asker is trying to do something illegal (either for the sake of the site, or for maintaining their own halos).  However in my opinion it is perfectly acceptable to ask about processes and methods, even in the areas of reverse engineering and programming practicies that are invariably used to exploit other software. Questions like "How do I crack software X?" are obviously unacceptable.  I'd like to know what the community thinks about this; what is your opinion?  Is it ok to ask about shady practices, for educational purposes, as long as they are non-specific (in terms of cacking a certain piece of software, or asking for code to unlock iPhones, etc.)
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I would love to see an actual native iPhone app for Stack Overflow, Server Fault, Super User, etc.  I've actually developed a number of iPhone apps myself, and would certainly be interested and willing in doing the bulk of the legwork, but it would be necessary for the SO team to expose a real API, instead of simply RSS feeds.  Maybe if there's enough demand behind this, we can convince the SO team to build a rich API, which could be useful for many other applications, not just an iPhone app.
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In a few weeks I expect to be flying into Singapore to start a long overland trip. But my current laptop is dying and I like to have one on my travels.  So I'm pretty sure computers and electronics will be much cheaper in Singapore than here at home in Australia.  What I am wondering though is whether Singapore has an area dedicated to hi-tech... something similar to  in Tokyo where all kinds of nerdy gadgets new and used can be found.
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Some sites are . What additional sites should the chat support?  One suggestion per answer.
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I get Stack Overflow (which I'm guessing was the first site?) and Super User, Code Review, and the other sibling site names make sense to me.  But I've never heard of a stack exchange before.  Is a stack exchange a real thing, or is this site's name a combination of Stack Overflow and an exchange of ideas?
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I am interested in trying the new Ubuntu for phones OS development. (I am not an Ubuntu developer, I am new to Ubuntu. Impressed by the Ubuntu Touch preview, I got interested in learning how to develop for it).  Where can I start with it? I can't find any guidance on the Ubuntu site.