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The 6.1 is a fairly solid phone with lots of

Oct. 31, 2017 by Elizabeth Duran

The 6.1 is a fairly solid phone with lots of promise, but a few minor flaws. We'll go into those further down the page.

The camera is fairly good, but a wee bit of work in the corners might make things worse.

The 5-megapixel rear camera is a little bit sharper and more accurate than the 5-megapixel front, though some things are just too close together.

The headphone jack is pretty good, though some things aren't quite right. The fingerprint reader is a very nice feature -- but it doesn't do anything useful.

The battery is a bit disappointing, though it's not as bad as the Snapdragon 801.

We'll skip over the rest of the review, and stick with the same specs. The 6.1 is a solid, affordable phone that deserves a lot more from Android Developers.The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (F.B.N.) has made headlines by issuing new interest rate increases in the last six months, and the Fed's monetary policy on today's issue is even more concerning.

As I said, there has been a shift in U.S. economic activity from the gold standard to the current gold standard for the last few years.

Let me briefly outline a recent graph on that shift.

It shows the central bank's growth rate for the last seven months in the U.S.

It is important to point out that this is not an inflationary trend. The central bank was on track to lose approximately $15 trillion in the last seven months.

What I would say is that if you look at last year's Fed rate change, the central bank was actually the only central bank doing inflationary things.

It looks like the Fed has been doing some things. It has reduced its purchases of the dollar, which is a much healthier alternative.