Discussion - Nobody knows when this outrageous Pixel 11 bug will be fixed

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TuGa121
TuGa121
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• 1mo ago

It's disappointing to see that Google is still struggling with software optimization issues like this on a flagship device. Given that the Pixel 11 is marketed as a high-end phone, it's unacceptable that it can't run a popular game like Genshin Impact, especially when cheaper mid-range devices handle it without issue. Google really needs to stop passing the blame to developers and provide a concrete timeline for a fix, as this reflects poorly on their commitment to quality and the user experience.

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Bruce_Wayne
Bruce_Wayne
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• 1mo ago
↵TuGa121 said:

It's disappointing to see that Google is still struggling with software optimization issues like this on a flagship device. Given that the Pixel 11 is marketed as a high-end phone, it's unacceptable that it can't run a popular game like Genshin Impact, especially when cheaper mid-range devices handle it without issue. Google really needs to stop passing the blame to developers and provide a concrete timeline for a fix, as this reflects poorly on their commitment to quality and the user experience.

It's disappointing to see that Apple is still struggling with AI issues like this on a flagship device. Given that the iPhone 17 Pro Max is marketed as a high-end phone, it's unacceptable that it can't run proper AI tasks like Gemini can, especially when cheaper mid-range devices handle AI Without issue. Apple really needs to stop passing the blame to the flock and provide a concrete timeline for proper AI, as this reflects poorly on their commitment to (questionable) quality and the user experience.

See how that works now, shill?

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TuGa121
TuGa121
Arena Master
• 1mo ago
↵Bruce_Wayne said:

It's disappointing to see that Apple is still struggling with AI issues like this on a flagship device. Given that the iPhone 17 Pro Max is marketed as a high-end phone, it's unacceptable that it can't run proper AI tasks like Gemini can, especially when cheaper mid-range devices handle AI Without issue. Apple really needs to stop passing the blame to the flock and provide a concrete timeline for proper AI, as this reflects poorly on their commitment to (questionable) quality and the user experience.

See how that works now, shill?

I don't know where you are getting your information, but I am currently running the iOS 27 beta and have not encountered any issues. I can honestly say that my AI runs perfectly and performs significantly better than the Fold, which I can assure you is the case. I understand you’re frustrated with the Pixel 11, but let’s try to stay on topic. Deflecting the conversation doesn’t really help the discussion. Please lets focus on the specific problem at hand.

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Vancetastic
Vancetastic
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• 1mo ago

Pixel? Bug? No way.

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MusicNotes24
MusicNotes24
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo agoedited
↵TuGa121 said:

I don't know where you are getting your information, but I am currently running the iOS 27 beta and have not encountered any issues. I can honestly say that my AI runs perfectly and performs significantly better than the Fold, which I can assure you is the case. I understand you’re frustrated with the Pixel 11, but let’s try to stay on topic. Deflecting the conversation doesn’t really help the discussion. Please lets focus on the specific problem at hand.

Didn't realize you're the sole representative of all iphone users so if you haven't had any issues then that must mean nobody does...Apple literally had to settle a $250 million class action lawsuit for false advertising because they couldn't Apple Intelligence to function the way they advertised it

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TuGa121
TuGa121
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• 1mo ago
↵MusicNotes24 said:

Didn't realize you're the sole representative of all iphone users so if you haven't had any issues then that must mean nobody does...Apple literally had to settle a $250 million class action lawsuit for false advertising because they couldn't Apple Intelligence to function the way they advertised it

Look, I never claimed that Apple is immune to issues; every company faces them. However, while the $250 million class-action lawsuit against Apple was primarily due to delays in feature delivery, that is fundamentally different from the persistent, "half-baked" hardware and software failures Google continues to ship in its devices. Google consistently releases products that are not ready for prime time, and there is a massive difference between missing a launch window for a feature and shipping a flagship phone that physically cannot run standard applications and are not stable.

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meanestgenius
meanestgenius
Arena Legend
• 1mo ago

Pixels and bugs have become as synonymous with each other as water and wet.


Now watch as 🧟 makes an off topic comment deflecting from what the article is about, because she can't argue in good faith in favor of Googles Pixels.

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db1020000
db1020000
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo ago

Google fixing bugs on the Pixel phone is in fact Google removing features from the Pixel phone

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db1020000
db1020000
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo ago
↵Bruce_Wayne said:

It's disappointing to see that Apple is still struggling with AI issues like this on a flagship device. Given that the iPhone 17 Pro Max is marketed as a high-end phone, it's unacceptable that it can't run proper AI tasks like Gemini can, especially when cheaper mid-range devices handle AI Without issue. Apple really needs to stop passing the blame to the flock and provide a concrete timeline for proper AI, as this reflects poorly on their commitment to (questionable) quality and the user experience.

See how that works now, shill?

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db1020000
db1020000
Arena Apprentice
• 1mo ago

Pixel is the laughingstock of the tech world

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