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Alan Friedman
Phonearena team
• 3mo ago
↵db1020000 said:
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PA why do you give 50% or more of your attention to a phone that doesn't even have 5% global market share?
WoodChips
Arena Apprentice
• 3mo ago
↵db1020000 said:
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PA why do you give 50% or more of your attention to a phone that doesn't even have 5% global market share?
db1020000
Arena Apprentice
• 3mo agoedited
↵WoodChips said:
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Why do you click on articles about a product you clearly don’t care about?…
Bruce_Wayne
Arena Legend
• 2mo ago
↵WoodChips said:
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Why do you click on articles about a product you clearly don’t care about?…
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Google will be unveiling the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pixel 11 Pro XL tomorrow, August 12, at 6 PM EDT/3 PM PDT. But the Alphabet subsidiary is already blanketing the internet with a short-form ad that shows two Pixel 11 Pro units moving together to form a particular number that should be obviously clear to you.The voice-over announcer says, "On a scale from one to ten, meet...well, you get it (the two Pixel 11 Pro units form the number 11 on the screen). Google releases early short-form ad...
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