Google Pixel and Pixel XL
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Some possible pics here which look pretty genuine, not sure on the style or white finish.
http://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-pixel-xl-caught-wild-717225/
http://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-pixel-xl-caught-wild-717225/
Man of Honour
On the Made by Google websitem, the rotating images inside the phone's frame are sourced from the tenfour directory,
Have a browse through:
https://madeby.google.com/static/images/tenfour/stills/001.jpg onwards
Some of them look too shallow depth of field to be a phone camera, but then again could be using lens effects in-camera to add dof which is nothing new.
Have a browse through:
https://madeby.google.com/static/images/tenfour/stills/001.jpg onwards
Some of them look too shallow depth of field to be a phone camera, but then again could be using lens effects in-camera to add dof which is nothing new.
Soldato
Wow! Those photos really don't make the phones look any good. They look just like iPhones!
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Hey Google, HTC called and wanted to know why you went to Motorolla instead 
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They look like 4th gen moto gs
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Here is another 2 photos hopefully from the phone!
https://madeby.google.com/static/images/tenfour/extras/001.jpg
https://madeby.google.com/static/images/tenfour/extras/002.jpg
https://madeby.google.com/static/images/tenfour/extras/001.jpg
https://madeby.google.com/static/images/tenfour/extras/002.jpg
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Impressive
see what I did there
see what I did there
More photos this time of the screen on.
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/138...d-pixel-xl-hands-on-photos-leak-looking-tasty
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/138...d-pixel-xl-hands-on-photos-leak-looking-tasty
They are the same pictures as the link you posted earlier. lol.
Which is the same as mrk posted last night!
Username checks out.
Download every wallpaper from the 'made by Google' Pixel website
http://www.androidcentral.com/google-pixel-teaser-wallpapers
Imgur album: http://imgur.com/a/QQXYK
http://www.androidcentral.com/google-pixel-teaser-wallpapers
Imgur album: http://imgur.com/a/QQXYK
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Soldato
I think this is going to flop if they try and launch with iPhone prices.
Soldato
A bundle would be nice. But gonna wait for reviews before I dive in blind. 6p has been such a good phone and easy has another 12 months in the tank
Alert:
One of the consequences of Britain's vote for Brexit has been a significant (currently 13.3%) devaluation of the Pound vs the US Dollar. Most component parts are sourced and priced in US Dollars. Just prior to Brexit in June, the Pound reached a high of £ 1= $ 1.50 but is currently trading at £ 1 = $ 1.298, or 13.3% lower.
A phone costing £ 450 prior to Brexit based on the £/$ exchange rate now, simply put, should be priced at £ 510 today and a phone costing £ 500 prior to Brexit should be priced today at £ 566.
Sorry to say but to hope that the cost of the new Pixel would ever be priced here at £ 400 or £ 450 is, sadly, out of touch with the weakness of the Pound.
You may recall that when Apple released the new iPhone in the UK recently, they cited the Pound weakness as a reason for their price increase here.
One of the consequences of Britain's vote for Brexit has been a significant (currently 13.3%) devaluation of the Pound vs the US Dollar. Most component parts are sourced and priced in US Dollars. Just prior to Brexit in June, the Pound reached a high of £ 1= $ 1.50 but is currently trading at £ 1 = $ 1.298, or 13.3% lower.
A phone costing £ 450 prior to Brexit based on the £/$ exchange rate now, simply put, should be priced at £ 510 today and a phone costing £ 500 prior to Brexit should be priced today at £ 566.
Sorry to say but to hope that the cost of the new Pixel would ever be priced here at £ 400 or £ 450 is, sadly, out of touch with the weakness of the Pound.
You may recall that when Apple released the new iPhone in the UK recently, they cited the Pound weakness as a reason for their price increase here.
Rather hoping when Google announces its new hardware they include at least an update on Google Home, if not an actual product launch. I think that if they price this correctly, I could have several units at home!
https://home.google.com/
https://home.google.com/
Back to the price of the Pixels (formerly Nexus):
I am assuming that by (reportedly) pricing the Pixel phones at a similar price point to the iPhone, Google is making a huge statement about quality. Reminds me of how wine is advertised ---knowing a wine is expensive, drinkers are more inclined to think it is "better".
There appears to be a huge ad campaign already being run by Google for the announcement of the phones on 4 October. My impression is that in the past, Google spent ad money (together with the manufacturer of the Nexus device) after the product was launched and aimed it at Android/Nexus enthusiasts, rather than the general public. But this time it feels different and with the big emphasis on "made by Google", they are laying the ground work for the general public to think something big (and presumably more expensive) is coming. In the past Google product announcements have been nothing like the theatrical announcements made by Apple and Samsung. As I say, this time it feels different.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNnCtmyujLA
Now they are launching Allo before 4 October event too because it is presumably going to be well integrated into a slew of Google products (think Pixels, Home, etc) and be big differentiators that showcase Google's chops in Artificial Intelligence and robotics.
Anyone else getting excited?
I am assuming that by (reportedly) pricing the Pixel phones at a similar price point to the iPhone, Google is making a huge statement about quality. Reminds me of how wine is advertised ---knowing a wine is expensive, drinkers are more inclined to think it is "better".
There appears to be a huge ad campaign already being run by Google for the announcement of the phones on 4 October. My impression is that in the past, Google spent ad money (together with the manufacturer of the Nexus device) after the product was launched and aimed it at Android/Nexus enthusiasts, rather than the general public. But this time it feels different and with the big emphasis on "made by Google", they are laying the ground work for the general public to think something big (and presumably more expensive) is coming. In the past Google product announcements have been nothing like the theatrical announcements made by Apple and Samsung. As I say, this time it feels different.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNnCtmyujLA
Now they are launching Allo before 4 October event too because it is presumably going to be well integrated into a slew of Google products (think Pixels, Home, etc) and be big differentiators that showcase Google's chops in Artificial Intelligence and robotics.
Anyone else getting excited?
Soldato
No
Don
Keep the brexit discussion to the relevant threads in SC please.