Google Pixel review: Not just the best Android phone ever made, but also the future
Google Pixel review: Not just the best Android phone ever made, but also the future
It's easy to say that it's a boring time for mobile phones: every company has converged on one very similar design, a sheet of glass, metal and curved edges built around a black rectangle in the middle that shows you an increasingly stagnating operating system.And that's true, but also not, because pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung's phones are blowing up on planes and literally threatening lives.It's into this strange market of stagnation and explosions that Google has released the first phone it had made itself.
Why Google Pixel is the best Android phone
Why Google Pixel is the best Android phone
The new Google Pixel isn't just another android/" target="_blank">android/" target="_blank">Android phone.It's the best Android phone you can buy.That's because the Pixel has a lot of advantages you won't find in any other phone.
Google Pixel vs Samsung Galaxy S7: Best Android phone 2016
Google Pixel vs Samsung Galaxy S7: Best Android phone 2016
Since its launch in March, the pokemon/" target="_blank">sung/" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy S7 has cemented itself as one of – if not the best – android/" target="_blank">android/" target="_blank">Android smartphones on the market, thanks to its impressive build, power and gorgeous display.It's been a serious hit with the critics, too, and is the default Android challenger to the iPhone 7.This year the Galaxy S7 faces a brand new competitor, straight from the makers of Android.
11 things Android phone makers should copy from the Pixel
11 things Android phone makers should copy from the Pixel
Simultaneous, timely software updatesWhen there's an android/" target="_blank">android/" target="_blank">Android operating system update, or even just a security patch, it gets released by Google.Then the phone makers build their version of Android for their phones.Then the carriers get it and they test it out, and then finally push it out to the phones on their network.
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