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Google Pixel XL 2
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Google Pixel 2 to be announced on 4 October
Update September 14th: Google has sent out official press invites for its event, which will begin at 9 AM PT in San Francisco on October…
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Snapdragon 836 doesn’t exist, Pixel 2 gets SD835
Google’s upcoming Pixel smartphones for 2017 are about a month away from being officially unveiled, and so far, there have been a ton of…
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Google Pixel 2 release date set for October 5th, to be powered by Snapdragon 836 processor
The flagship war is back again. Just yesterday, Samsung announced the next version of the Galaxy Note Series that is Samsung Galaxy Note 8.…
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Google Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2 to be powered by Snapdragon 836 chipset
It’s no secret that Qualcomm is working on the incremental successor of the powerful Snapdragon 835 processor in the form of Snapdragon 836. Earlier…
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Google Pixel XL 2017 image leak shows low bezel display
It would be a matter of shame if a premium device from any OEM doesn’t feature low bezel display in 2017. Apparently, according to…
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Google Pixel 2 will be manufactured by HTC, confirms U11 system file
When Google Pixel and Pixel XL, produced by HTC, were launched last year, they were formerly referred by the code name S1 and M1 respectively.…
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Looks like Google Pixel Taimen will be produced by LG, not HTC
Last year Google made news when it scrapped the Nexus series in favor of the new Pixel series. The first generation Pixel series had…
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Rumor: Google Pixel XL 2 (Muskie) has been canceled
We saw the Google Pixel XL 2, codenamed “Muskie,” passed by GFXBench a few days ago bearing a 5.6-inch screen that is slightly wider…
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Google Pixel 2 will remain unfriendly to our wallets, no cheaper variant coming this year
The 2017 Google Pixel 2 will remain a premium handset, and there will be no cheaper version, says the head of the hardware department…
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Google Pixel 2017 to feature Waterproof capability
Launched last year in October, Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL, had to miss out on the IP certification for waterproofing. Google, however, seems…