Follow Google's Pixel two launch on October four at Android Central

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Google is Guessed to unveil the following great Android phones, its Pixel two and Pixel two XL smartphones, this Wednesday, October 4, 2017, in San Francisco. Our sibling website Android Central going to be on the scene and is your one-stop-shop for all things Pixel 2. extremely if it's a new Android smartphone you seek, you truly should to pay attention to Google's Pixel two event this Wednesday. Our buddies over at Android Central alavailiable have a stellar Pixel two page with everything that's known about the devices very far. You could follow Android Central on all The Social Medias, as well, to tell up to date.

Google Pixel is still an ideal Android smartphone 1 year later

The Pixel and Pixel XL, specifically the latter, truly caught the attention of the consumers. The Pixel and Pixel XL, specifically the latter, truly caught the attention of the consumers. However, the Pixel with its single 12-megapixel cam setup matches (and surpasses many of) the newer Android phones with absolute ease. The Pixel phones alextremely "just works", and might the closest an Android smartphone has managed to come to the Apple iPhone. We could only expect which the supposed Pixel two and the Pixel XL2 going to only move the goalposts more ahead for other Android phones to follow.

Android Oreo is only on 0.2% of smartphones however which can change with the Pixel 2

As it stated in Android Oreo has cropped up on Google's developer charts which display the distribution of devices running different versions of the search giant's mobile operating system. that can all change with the announce and launch of the Pixel two and Pixel two XL handDetermines from Google, which are Guessed to come running Android Oreo out of the box. Android 6.0 Marshmallow is on the lion's share of devices, with some 32% running the OS; the newer Android Nougat has a a 15.8% share. Related: the time going to my smartphone get Android Oreo? Are you on Oreo or stuck with an older version of Android?