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One gimmick after another: The Pixel 11 shows me Google is fighting the wrong battle
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Pixel will never compete with any other companies!🙄
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The Pixel 11 range is here… and the crowd goes mild. I wasn't too excited about Google's Pixel 11 series in the months before this week's official announcement, but even I was surprised just how few upgrades we've received with the latest phones. Frankly, the potential 2 nm Tensor G6 was the only new hardware feature I secretly harbored any enthusiasm for, but it turned out that the new chip is actually once again built on a 3 nm TSMC N3P node. Moreover, leaked benchmark results suggest this...
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