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I honestly wouldn't know about that, as I use an iPhone 17 Pro Max and a Fold 8 Ultra rather than a Pixel. However, I can assure you that Google's OS doesn't hold a candle to iOS.
Pixel 11 Pro’s ‘HiLight’ is another half-baked feature burdened by bad first impressions
The phrase "another half-baked" is perfectly fitting, as it is typical for Google. I have been pointing this out for years, so unfortunately, there is nothing new to see here.
I wouldn't dare talk about half baked when Apple Intelligence is so bad that they had to crawl to Google for help. That's a highlight you don't want to talk about, Tuga.
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Disappointment after disappointment. It is honestly crazy that the Pixel 11 feels like a bottom-of-the-barrel release.
You would know all about bottom of the barrel releases.
I honestly wouldn't know about that, as I use an iPhone 17 Pro Max and a Fold 8 Ultra rather than a Pixel. However, I can assure you that Google's OS doesn't hold a candle to iOS.
https://9to5google.com/2026/08/16/google-pixel-11-hilight/
Pixel 11 Pro’s ‘HiLight’ is another half-baked feature burdened by bad first impressionsThe phrase "another half-baked" is perfectly fitting, as it is typical for Google. I have been pointing this out for years, so unfortunately, there is nothing new to see here.
Who cares. Nobody's buying a Pixel phone for gaming.
I wouldn't dare talk about half baked when Apple Intelligence is so bad that they had to crawl to Google for help. That's a highlight you don't want to talk about, Tuga.