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I'm surprised this question hasn't been brought up.

The battery capacity is listed as 2,680, which is pretty standard for a 5.2" screen phone. Nextbit has promised that all is being done on the software optimization side to ensure a "full day's use." What are some different ways (compared with other android devices) Nextbit is optimizing their OS to ensure a full day's use for this phone?

Also, as I previously asked about some anticipated teasers of camera's pictures, will we be able to witness some benchmarks or SOT's/Standby Time on the phone's battery life? Will this also be expected to show around November/December?

Hi, Nextbit. Thanks for working hard to provide an awesome phone with a hopefully awesome experience. I have a couple questions concerning the camera sensor and the software optimization:

(1) How do you plan to mitigate the camera's hardware limitations during low-light settings, using the software optimization?

(2) How does Nextbit Robin plan to differentiate themselves from DOOGEE F Pro and Oppo R7, which house the same camera sensor, Samsung 3M2 ISOCELL 13MP f/2.2 Sensor?

Also, you mentioned that this phone plays nice with others, with an unlocked bootloader from start.

If developers start to make custom ROMs for this device, how will the cloud integration "play nice" with the other ROMs? Is it even supported with other ROMs?

This is fine. I rather have an anticipated and HONEST answer, regarding the actual fine-tuning optimizations. Not to point fingers, but quality development trumps earlier release (cough cough OnePlus cough cough).

I hope to see some awesome pictures in December (low-light = best metrics for a camera's quality)!

Shots fired! hahaha.