The bezels look pretty similar between the 8 and 8 Pro unlike previous generations, in a good way
The bezels look pretty similar between the 8 and 8 Pro unlike previous generations, in a good way
That’s a shame, the only reason I could think of for doing that is to create artificial separation with the Pixel Watch
The Versa and Sense line have even more functionality, with comparable battery life to the Charge. Wear OS (and WatchOS, to be fair) must be a massive battery hog
I’m quite interested in their Ghost cases, I like the MagSafe and dbrand are big enough that I can actually trust their claim of it never yellowing
Omg yes, I rarely use Google Pay on my Pixel Watch because it is so awkward to align it with the reader, fist bumping the reader seems so much better
Which OEMs don’t include Play Services other than the ones that aren’t allowed to?
There is a directory structure, you have to scroll down to “Storage devices”
How are they as controllers?
Thanks for the clarification! I think there is still some merit to a more paperlike display, I wish Google kept Ambient EQ beyond the Pixel 4 because it’s quite nice on iPhones
I don’t think they care about beating WhatsApp, they only care about iMessage. WhatsApp doesn’t stop people from buying Android phones, iMessage does.
Damn, I use a Pixel but I’ve always liked how the 2018+ iPad Pro and 2020+ iPhones looked. I wonder if the front will still be flat with a curved back, like the Nothing Phone 2
I remember back in like the S7 days, Samsung Internet was much smoother than Chrome. I haven’t used a recent Samsung flagship but Chrome is much better than it used to be
Wow, Instagram doesn’t even have a tablet layout for iPad
And pretty much everything in it can be done with Bard now
We need more Power Stars
Does anyone know of a decently priced, fully featured USB C cable that I can just buy a bunch of? I have to keep track of which high speed data cable came with my external SSD, which cable is USB 2.0 only, and which cables support high speed charging which kind of defeats the “one cable to rule them all” point of USB C