Google has announced the Pixel 2 -their flagship to beat the iPhone 8 and iPhone X - with attention to design, subtle nuances and hardware/software interplay you expect from an iPhone announcement. Has the search giant just outshined Apple?
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iPhone X is yet to be released. Guess we will see then. However, that's tech for you. Companies are always going to one-up each other and I think the 8 and 8 Plus were not huge steps forward from the 7 and 7 Plus. If my Pixel didn't fail, I would have just kept it and waited for the Pixel 3. I also purchased an 8 Plus to trial for the next year or so. I actually didn't go back to the Google path because their hardware has let me down sooo many times.
- Nexus 1 (battery life plummeted in less than a year)
- Nexus 4 (back/home button strip failed after 5 months)
- Nexus 5 (quickly became outdated due to 2GB RAM limitation and stuttered if I had too many apps installed)
- Pixel XL (volume rocker/power board malfunctioned resulting in a bootloop)
I don;t live in the US, so returning these devices would have been extremely pricey. Weh.