You forgot to mention one thing: the /s tag at the end of your rant
I don’t know. I learned that putting “The End” or “Fin” at the end of your movie means your ending sucks.
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I don’t know. I learned that putting “The End” or “Fin” at the end of your movie means your ending sucks.
This was going to be my next phone because I wanted to buy a phone with a headphone jack. Guess I will be skipping this one too. My iPhone 6 is getting long in the tooth. It's a stupid move on Apple and Google's part. Who wants a freaking dongle?
Yup. That’s pretty much the nail in the coffin for me. Goodbye iPhone.
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The fact that they don’t even need dual lenses to produce objectively superior shots is embarrassing for Samsung, Tim Cook’s Apple etc.
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The fact that they don’t even need dual lenses to produce objectively superior shots is embarrassing for Samsung, Tim Cook’s Apple etc.
That is a lineup of super ugly hardware.
When has Google ever had the best of anything. Have you tested some of google's branded actual products....most are hit or miss.
Not very impressive. Their desire to be Apple is also pretty obvious.
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Still feels kinda weird, doesn't it? I mean, I see plenty of people taping their laptop webcams, so even if it would be safe, it just is something some people might have a hard time getting used to.
The Clips camera does however store everything locally, I believe. That's great. (now for camera quality....)
I'm okay with it all...but the one thing that really strikes me is what's with Google's obsession thinking we all talk to our phones with voice search and assistant?
I've rarely used voice features, and I almost never see people talking to their phone publicly. Google should have the data showing that the average consumer doesn't use it nor do they care about it.
I've rarely used voice features, and I almost never see people talking to their phone publicly. Google should have the data showing that the average consumer doesn't use it nor do they care about it.
Device and accessories look like medical equipment in those colors.
This is grading on a curve. Apple is regularly judged by a higher standard than its rivals.
Last Pixel was a sales flop at 1 million sold. Wonder what this one will do for sales, and if Google changes anything this time around (like wider availability).
Seems like a good phone but I’m not crazy about the bezels at all. And the back of the phone is fugly.
I have to imagine that many people mocking the products, pricing, etc in this thread didn't watch the very effective keynote nor do they understand what the devices are capable of. But sure - make the easy jokes.
I deplore the loss of headphone jacks but at least look at the specs:
- Wireless HD audio with LDAC, Qualcomm® AptX™ and AptX HD™ audio codecs supported
If only they weren't such a creepy bunch over there. Isn't this what Dave Eggers literally described in the Circle?
https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/4/...-camera-ai-photos-video-hands-on-wi-fi-direct
The sales they could have had should go instantly to the LG V30 which may be around less than 1 million as well in the future.
Yeah - and they had women presenting!!!!! Horrible.
Seriously? Everyone spoke english and it was one of their better presentations.
Most people put cases on their phones. No one will ever see the back.
No point in spending excessive money on prettying up something that will be covered up %99.999999 of the time.
I'd ask you to watch this year's keynote from Google. Much better and in fact I found it a lot more better than Apple's September iPhone keynote which was dry, despite the iPhone X release and Federighi's impression of a chicken.
The products that they've released this year are actually really amazing and products that I would actually want.
This is definitely a keynote to watch imo. Very impressed with Google's lineup of products.
Coming from laptops that can multi-boot Windows, Linux, MacOS, ChromeOS, etc. I'm not 100% convinced being locked into one OS but for what it's worth the Chromebook experience is above all others like with browsing which is super snappy and smooth. Not ready to give up my laptop but if I was choosing between Pixelbook and iPad Pro it's no contest since the Pixelbook is superior and smarter.
If that’s not parody it’s one of the dumbest thing written.