Pixel "small Pro"? This is fantastic news if true. I absolutely hate how large phones have become. I bought the 6a mostly because its small(er).
Edit: or by "small pro" did they mean the non-XL pro? Awh shucks... I got my hopes up
Ugh, the camera tumors are getting ever more bulky and protruding. Can we have a decent phone with a flat back again for those of us who don't use their phone as a camera?
yes, very nice indeed, but it is 2024. Why I cannot install linux to my phone as easily as i can to my lenovo laptop? I am just so tired to android and ios. They are stagnated and do not offer anything special to me.
It feels wildly absurd that mobile phones have so much RAM these days in comparison to even client desktops and laptops.
Why have we gotten to that level of memory 'bloat' in mobile operating systems?
boring boring boring
no different to all the previous phones
Its got a camera, a screen and apps! SO WHAT!
Over identification with a product.
Identification is a psychological process whereby the individual assimilates an aspect, property, or attribute of the other (PHONE) and is transformed wholly or partially by the model that other (PHONE) provides.
Any of you heard of autonomy????????????????
I'd have a tough time trusting Google enough to buy another Pixel. They fairly recently removed long term features (and selling points) from previous models to make them exclusive for the Pixel 8+, and generally made the camera difficult to use while also way over-processing photos. On-screen exposure controls are now a Pro feature.
It currently holds well earned 2.9 stars in the Play Store, and its one of the few apps they won't respond to reviews for anymore