Picture this: you leave your Pixel phone on the wireless charging pad overnight but, to your surprise, wake up to a red battery indicator. You reposition it on the charging pad, and it confirms “charging,” but then you come back only to find the battery percentage has gone down instead of up. This is the mildly frustrating situation that many Pixel owners find themselves in after the big Google update this week. Charging…or is it? Several Pixel owners have complained on the Google support...
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Googles Pixels are going to end the year as a buggy & beta mess, and Google is to blame. This is what happens when a company doesn't care about QC, they only care about using the end user as their product.
It has become the norm for Google Pixel phones to suffer from these issues every single year. This year, they have officially broken all records for bugs, glitches and technical problems. Their so-called "stable" releases are consistently worse than Apple’s developer betas. I can guarantee this just based on the articles posted here on PhoneArena, and I can only imagine how many other issues aren't even being reported.
I've been saying for the longest time now that Googles Pixels are the buggiest smartphones out today, and that the end users are simply beta testers for Googles forever beta Pixels. Google uses the end user to beta test features for real Android OEM's, while they happily use Pixels as a gateway to the end users personal data.
Picture this: you leave your Pixel phone on the wireless charging pad overnight but, to your surprise, wake up to a red battery indicator. You reposition it on the charging pad, and it confirms “charging,” but then you come back only to find the battery percentage has gone down instead of up. This is the mildly frustrating situation that many Pixel owners find themselves in after the big Google update this week. Charging…or is it? Several Pixel owners have complained on the Google support...
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