It’s not inexact, there are heat maps for cell reception but you are unlikely to get a copy in the public arena. EE have won the contract to replace Tetra with 4G and are going like the clappers surveying and rolling out cell towers for the go live.
I’ve seen some of the reception maps as we are in the process of switching the coastguard and RNLI over from old 2G pagers to 4G smart phones for call outs and the maps are really well detailed.
If you are planning on getting a phone soon a cheap EE deal will be good as their 4G service will go through the roof soon.
Very well! It’s big and doesn’t fit in all my pockets but that gives me an excuse to only wear army trousers…
Camera is most excellent - you can do exposure times of 10 seconds with no worries about shaking. And audio recording is pretty good too - not as good as using decent mics but better than other phones I’ve used.
Otherwise, it behaves in much the same way as any other high end phone but costs £2-300 less!