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5.50-inch 1440x2560 pixels AMOLED dosplay, 1.6GHz quad-core Snapdragon 821 processor, 12.3 MP rear and 8 MP front camera, 4GB RAM, Android 7.1, Storage 32GB, Battery Capacity: 3450mAhPros: Good camera and battery backup, Sharp Display, Sound Quality, unli...
Good camera and battery backup, Sharp Display, Sound Quality, unlimited cloud storage for photos and videos...
high price, low storage...
Google continuously trying to build an ecosystem to connect each and every device, first from software and now with a combination of hardware and software. But the price of Pixel is 67000 which is still very expensive for Google's Pixel and it is very ha...
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At the Made by Google event which took place in September, Google announced two new phones. Unlike their regular Nexus phones, these were two phones made completely by Google – the Pixel and Pixel XL. While HTC is the OEM for the Pixel devices, the hardwa...
Google has certainly delivered with its first inhouse smartphone – the Pixel XL. To give a football analogy, just like Atletico Madrid broke the duopoly of clubs like Real Madrid and FC Barcelona in the Spanish La Liga, Google has a product which goes hea...
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Google was always a service - the best search engine on Earth. Now under the Alphabet umbrella, Google is becoming a brand - for online services yes, but also for hardware. Leading the charge are the Pixels, Google's equivalent to Samsung's Galaxy or Appl...
The Google Pixel phones launched to great acclaim while our reaction is more tempered. It's not about the quality of Google's work, it's about the desirability of the phone.You definitely want this if you use the camera on your phone a lot. The Google Pi...
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Google's Nexus devices were meant to be showcases of Android in its purest form; benchmarks to live up to in a world full of manufacturer-specific customisations with clashing styles and unnecessary differences. The idea was to partner with different manu...
Good, Brilliant low-light photography, Fast modern processor, Great battery life, Google Assistant with localisations for India...
Not very stylish or eye-catching, Expensive, No storage expansion...
We aren't exactly sure why Google decided to get into the smartphone hardware game and withhold key parts of the Pixel experience from its partners just now, and what it means for the ecosystem going forward. Is it frustrated that its long-time partners a...
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A pixel is defined as the smallest addressable element in an all points addressable display device. Essentially speaking, it is the smallest component of a much bigger picture. There's a case to be made that Google really couldn't have named their new pho...
Fantastic camera, Extremely fast & fluid hardware, Great battery life, Fast Android updates...
Price, Dull design, "Google Pixel XL Review", 1 out of 5 based on 48 ratings...
So where do the Pixel phones really stand? Having spent close to a week with the phone, it is fair to say that hardware is top-notch but you wouldn't expect any less either. Sure, they aren't water-resistant and the design is rather dull and boring but th...
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gizmodo.in Updated:
2016-12-15 18:19:33
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For years Googles former search head Amit Singhal talked about ushering in an era of computing where Google would act like the computer on the iconic science fiction TV series Star Trek. But it always hoped that its flagship search engine would be the pu...
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The Android and Pixel teams work separately, just like the Android team works with Samsung and others to bring you “the best” smartphones in the market today. Google tried hard to tell us that the new Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones are not meant to...
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gogi.in
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2016-12-16 03:05:50
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The Pixel is the Phone made by Google, it has been launched in India available in two variants the Google Pixel and the Google Pixel XL. Here is the review of Google Pixel XL that comes for a price tag of Rs. 66,000 – worth it? Find out.Box content: Han...
The Google Pixel XL no doubt is a powerful handset, performance is excellent, heat up is under control, excellent for gaming, looks premium and can shoot excellent still and motion pictures, including slow motion. However it comes with a single SIM slot a...
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A strong statement of intent and a gazillion leaks later, they are finally here - the Pixel and Pixel XL are the first Google-branded smartphones. As evident from the launch event in San Francisco on Tuesday, Google is positioning the Pixel smartphones ag...
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Episode 2 of our Bargain bin comparisons pits the Google Pixel XL against the OnePlus 3T. The first Phone by Google versus the Flagship killer, generation 3.5. The droid priced to match the iPhone against a high-end phone that won't break your bank.If the...
A tailor-made match-up to illustrate our 'half-price, just as good' concept, the OnePlus 3T vs. the Google Pixel XL brings few surprises to anyone familiar with the two. The gap is as narrow as it gets and may largely be irrelevant to a wide user demograp...
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Tenth generation versus the first of its kind - the iPhone 7 versus the Google Pixel, in their Plus-size versions (or XL in Google terms).There have been phones by Google, you may argue, but no Nexus has been the epitome of what an Android smartphone shou...
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Android is by far the most popular smartphone OS - 7 out every 8 phones run some version of it. And yet its purest form, a Nexus device, is anything but dominant in the marketplace. A rebranding effort sees the "Google phones" change the name to Pixel in...
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Pixel, the first-ever phone made by Google, has Google Assistant built right in, bringing together the best of Google's software and world-class hardware and making the Google experience come to life. On the design front, the surfaces have been sculpted a...
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For participation, we had written to all the leading smartphone companies, inviting them to nominate their smartphones and share a testing unit for the same.All images were shot on auto mode with HDR setting turned on in outdoor environment and low-light...
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From the original Nexus One to last year's Nexus 5X and 6P, Google's signature product line-up has had some really great devices. But it's time to look ahead. With some Android OEMs going modular and others doubling up everything from cameras to displays...
Google Assistant, Great camera, Blazing fast performance...
The Google Pixel XL has all the ingredients of a true flagship Android smartphone. It has a really sharp Amoled display, ample processing power and a camera that's among the best out there. But what needs to be realized is that the Pixel XL is less about...
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The Nexus series of phones are dead. They're no more and instead of them, Google has introduced the Pixel series of smartphones. The Nexus series was known to be Google's idea of what an ideal Android device should be like. The Nexus 6P and 5X were the la...
The Google Pixel has a battery of 2770mAh and the Pixel XL has a bigger battery of 3450mAh. The battery size might not seem to be impressive but trust me when I say this, these phones have a great battery life. Android 7.1 Nougat has a feature known as Do...
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digit.in Updated:
2017-11-08 06:23:52
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Google's quest to become a mobile hardware behemoth depends heavily on software, particularly including AI and machine learning. You could make a drinking game out of the number of times the company mentioned these technologies during its Pixel keynote th...
Good camera, Smooth and fluid performance, Now Playing is awesome...
Camera is inconsistent, Undersaturated display with poor viewing angles, Larger form factor than needed...
Yes, the Google Pixel 2 XL has a class-leading camera, but it's also inconsistent. And that's an issue with this device. Combined with the sub-par display, the overall experience is rather disappointing and we can't recommend the Pixel 2 XL over its compe...
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When Google took charge and designed their own phone, everyone knew something special was about to happen. You know when a company dedicates time and hard work to design a phone; it is destined to be one of the best phones money can buy. The Pixel and The...
You know when a phone convinces you to switch permanently to a new device; you know it's for real. I have actually decided to move from the iPhone to the Pixel simply because I love it so much. I will not be available on iMessage and probably more incline...
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For the last few years, many of us have seen Android through the eyes of manufacturers such as Samsung, HTC, LG, Micromax and many others. It's not just the hardware but these manufacturers have also changed the OS experience with the help of customise...
Is the Google Pixel XL the best smartphone out there? That can be debatable, but does the Google Pixel XL have the best Android experience? There is no doubt about that. The Google Pixel XL is a great example of where the software and hardware come togeth...
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The Google Pixel XL is a phone with promise. It promises the latest version of Android with guaranteed updates. It promises 24/7 customer support. It promises support for Daydream VR. And it promises a voice assistant to rival Apple's Siri with built-in G...
Fast Snapdragon 821 processor, Sharp display, Latest Android 7,1 software and guaranteed updates, Excellent camera, Promising Google Assistant functionality, 24/7 live help...
No waterproofing, expandable storage, or wireless charging...
The Pixel XL has top-notch hardware, the latest Android software, and guaranteed support from Google, making it one of the best big-screen Android phones you can buy...
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Often there was a notion that the best of Google wasn't as good as the best of Apple. Android phones were good and Google's Nexus branded phones represented the zenith of the Android experience, but they always fell short to what Apple managed to do with...
Killer camera, Responsive software, Good battery life, Google Assistant...
Bland design, No water resistance...
Simply put, Google has made the ultimate Android phone. Yes, it may not be the head-turner everyone hoped it to be but in use, it delights in ways the iPhone can't and yet offering the simplistic consistency of the iPhone...
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