To the moon Alice !To Moonstone or not to Moonstone? That is the question.
To the moon Alice !To Moonstone or not to Moonstone? That is the question.
There might be a funny ad? I quite liked the one at I/O where she kept calling the garbage truck a convertible.After everything that's leaked, is there even a need for the Google event at this point 😬
There might be a funny ad? I quite liked the one at I/O where she kept calling the garbage truck a convertible.
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Pixel hardware always leaks. Not much is going to surprise us next week on that front.
Software might still have a few surprises. I am hoping for some demos of whatever new AI stuff is added this year. I keep hearing the phrase Magic Cue being thrown around. I/O showed a lot of Project Astra/Mariner (I honestly don't remember which is which) that is in development, but what do we actually get this year?
I’m hoping Google is going to show some new multi-tasking capabilities on the Fold devices. Would love to see some of the options available on the Galaxy Folds and One Plus Open.After everything that's leaked, is there even a need for the Google event at this point 😬
I'm hoping I can trade in my S24 Ultra and get a good ish trade in value.
I would like to see that as well. I'll be watching to see what's coming.I’m hoping Google is going to show some new multi-tasking capabilities on the Fold devices. Would love to see some of the options available on the Galaxy Folds and One Plus Open.
Same here....I am more excited about the Pixel 10 than the iPhone 17 models.I'm pretty excited for Wednesday. I'm planning on watching the event so I can see what the 10 series brings to the table.
Me too but that's not saying much, I'm not interested in Apple phones anymore.Same here....I am more excited about the Pixel 10 than the iPhone 17 models.
I couldn’t care less about the benchmarks as long as it’s at least as good as the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. I have not once thought that my P9PF felt slow or underpowered. I don’t do any significant gaming and that’s were the superpowered SD chips seem to excel.![]()
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Hits AnTuTu: Faster Than Pixel 9, But Still Far Behind Rivals
The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL has made an appearance on AnTuTu, and the results are not exactly all that impressive.www.androidheadlines.com
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Last-minute Google leak reveals brand-new 67W charger, cheaper Pixelsnap stand, and pricier cases
A last-minute leak has revealed prices of the upcoming Google accessories, and we're in for some surprises, including price drops and a new charger.www.androidauthority.com
And the MOST important rumor: Jonas brothers!
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Star-studded Pixel 10 keynote will have Fallon, Curry, Norris, and Jonas Brothers
The Pixel 10 keynote next week will have a ton of stars, while Google is amping up the event as a way to “celebrate 10 generations of Pixel.”9to5google.com
Agreed, I don't do gaming either and my P8P and Pixel 9a do just fine and feel overpowered for the basics. I have not encountered any performance issues and there should not be any. The hardware powering these phones are an overkill. An individual would have to buy a $99-200 phone to perhaps encounter performance issues.I couldn’t care less about the benchmarks as long as it’s at least as good as the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. I have not once thought that my P9PF felt slow or underpowered. I don’t do any significant gaming and that’s were the superpowered SD chips seem to excel.
possibly due to ufs 3.1, the newer version is ufs 4, which is twice as fast.My P9PF is generally fast enough for anything asked, but it is insanely slow transferring files between a connected computer. Like 30 year old USB 1.0 speeds, when it's actually working and not crapping out. This is my first Android so not sure if it's just slow hardware or badly designed OS.
Could be various reasons that transfer speeds are slow.My P9PF is generally fast enough for anything asked, but it is insanely slow transferring files between a connected computer. Like 30 year old USB 1.0 speeds, when it's actually working and not crapping out. This is my first Android so not sure if it's just slow hardware or badly designed OS.
It could be a number of reasons but this is not normal behavior for any modern android phone.My P9PF is generally fast enough for anything asked, but it is insanely slow transferring files between a connected computer. Like 30 year old USB 1.0 speeds, when it's actually working and not crapping out. This is my first Android so not sure if it's just slow hardware or badly designed OS.
10 times the speed per second!It could be a number of reasons but this is not normal behavior for any modern android phone.
Cables make a huge difference. I would buy a high speed data USB c to c cable and connect to your computer via thunderbolt connection or similar high speed connection. Using a decent cable made for data not power and using a high speed interface will ensure high speed connection. Also they more than one computer if possible.
If you are still having issues I would recommend getting in touch with Google for warranty service or similar service center under warranty.
I had a Pixel 8 Pro and 7 pro and neither had slow USB c transfer speeds so I would imagine the 9 pro would only be faster.
The Pixel 10 will have ufs 4.0 instead of ufs 3.1. This will also enhance transfer speeds. Even with ufs 3.1 you should still have fast transfer.
From AI summary, "
Those are pretty fast transfer speeds.
- USB 3.2 Gen 2:
The Pixel 9 Pro supports USB 3.2 Gen 2, which provides a maximum data transfer rate of 10 Gbit/s (1.25 GB/s).
- File Transfer Protocol:
The actual transfer speeds can be lower due to the overhead of the file transfer protocol (like MTP), which is used when transferring files between a computer and the phone. "
iPhone 16 pro transfer speeds from AI summary,
"iPhone 16 Pro/Pro Max: Utilize USB 3 speeds (up to 10 Gbps) when using a compatible cable. "
Cable Requirements: To take full advantage of the 10 Gbps speed on the Pro models, ensure you're using a USB-C cable that supports USB 3.1 Gen 2 or higher.
Unless I am mistaken an iPhone 16 pro has 10 times the speed per second as the Pixel 9 Pro but that still shouldn't result in the speeds you are experiencing.