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Apple 🐑 bragging about catching up to multitasking and features Android had in 2020 is a bold look. Google might have tinkered with the price due to RAM prices across the board, but at least they aren’t making you pay extra for the charger while celebrating baseline specs, specs that the A series has enjoyed for years, like it's a moon landing.
Not happy about the less RAM, higher cost and I do (personally) think Google should take the hit on this one for a year, but yeah, the hypocrisy and dead horse beating is annoying.
You have no idea what you're talking about; you're just upset that the Pixel 11 series is a EPIC failure. If you look back at recent releases, you'll see there have been virtually no meaningful hardware upgrades. You are essentially paying an extra $100 for AI features while receiving the same hardware we've seen for the last four years—and it's the same story with Samsung's S-series. You're paying more for the same phone, and that's the reality of it.
Lol, I'm anything but upset. You're just mad because the Apple Dud is that, a DUD. Come on now, Tuga. I at least give you more credit than that 🤡 Kamal.
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Apple 🐑 bragging about catching up to multitasking and features Android had in 2020 is a bold look. Google might have tinkered with the price due to RAM prices across the board, but at least they aren’t making you pay extra for the charger while celebrating baseline specs, specs that the A series has enjoyed for years, like it's a moon landing.
"I found the Pixel 11 Pro lacking..."
Anyone with a functioning 🧠 found the Pixel 11 Pro to be lacking.
Everyone mentions the $100 increase, I paid 500 for my 11 pro. If you're paying full price, you're doing it wrong. @ $500 it's a steal.
Not happy about the less RAM, higher cost and I do (personally) think Google should take the hit on this one for a year, but yeah, the hypocrisy and dead horse beating is annoying.
You have no idea what you're talking about; you're just upset that the Pixel 11 series is a EPIC failure. If you look back at recent releases, you'll see there have been virtually no meaningful hardware upgrades. You are essentially paying an extra $100 for AI features while receiving the same hardware we've seen for the last four years—and it's the same story with Samsung's S-series. You're paying more for the same phone, and that's the reality of it.
Lol, I'm anything but upset. You're just mad because the Apple Dud is that, a DUD. Come on now, Tuga. I at least give you more credit than that 🤡 Kamal.