Google has officially unveiled the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL at its conference in San Francisco. The devices include a list of new features and start at $650. Here’s where you can purchases the new devices for yourself.
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The second generation of Pixel phones is here to contend for the top spot in the Android universe. We tried Google Pixel 2, here’s what you need to know.
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Coming exclusively to Samsun Gear VR, The Well is a turn-based fantasy role-playing game built specifically for VR. It features a “storybook art style” and a “dark, dreamlike atmosphere.”
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Putting further emphasis on its use of artificial intelligence, Google has launched Google Clips, a new lifelogging camera that uses A.I. to capture and collect life as it happens.
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We all know about Halo and Call of Duty by now, but what about quality titles that won’t cost you upward of $60? Check out our picks for the best free first-person shooter games from Tribes to Hawken.
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In direct challenge to Apple, Google’s new high-end smartphones have 64GB of storage, front-facing speakers and 12-megapixel cameras supported by machine-learning
Google has unveiled its new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL smartphones, with the Android-maker bullish that it can directly challenge the dominance of Apple’s iPhone.
The firm is using the new high-end smartphones and Android Oreo operating system to demonstrate its prowess in combining hardware and software, using exclusive features to attempt things other manufacturers including Apple cannot.
Don’t want to use Samsung’s digital assistant, Bixby? You don’t have to! We’ll show you how to deactivate it here.
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