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amarryat

Sep 14, 2017, 7:42 AM
over in the "Google Schedules Oct. 4 Phone Event As Pixel 2 XL Swings by FCC" discussion:

No band 71 on this one

Maybe not a V30 variant then.
Sams

May 19, 2017, 9:54 AM
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over in the "First Look: What's New In Android O" discussion:

I want an "UNDO" feature

"Undo". That's my most wanted feature for years! Just like CTRL+Z on my PC. Is that so difficult, Google? How many times do I select a big block of text and by accident it's gets deleted... I wish I can just press a button abd bring it back.
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thebriang

Mar 7, 2017, 11:52 AM
over in the "Google Details March Security Update for Android" discussion:

Maybe they need a 2.0 update...

To fix all the Vault 7 exploits that were just revealed earlier.
Charles Bigelow

Feb 15, 2017, 12:23 PM
over in the "5 Best Unlocked Smartphones" discussion:

5 Best Unlocked Smartphones

I would have included the ZTE Axon 7 premium edition.
Gives the One Plus a true run for its money.
PhoneMaster

Feb 14, 2017, 5:43 PM
over in the "5 Best Unlocked Smartphones" discussion:

Galaxy S7

I would have also included the Galaxy S7 unlocked variant (i.e., the "U" variant). A little expensive but is one of the best unlocked phones there is.
bones boy

Feb 14, 2017, 2:16 PM
over in the "5 Best Unlocked Smartphones" discussion:

Great write up Eric - one addition

The Oneplus 3T can accept dual SIMs. That is a HUGE plus for a world traveler such as me. One tray holds my world roamer SIM (Truphone or Piranha) and leaves the other for any in-country SIMs that might be a better value. Or you can use two SIMs with different preferred roaming lists - like Piranha and Truphone. Anyway it's a convenience I would not want to travel without.
dougm

Oct 5, 2016, 11:09 AM
over in the "Verizon to Be Exclusive Carrier Selling Google Pixel Phone" discussion:

Motorola

Is the Pixel going to be the replacement for the Nexus? How long will it take before Google realizes that their own hardware isn't profitable and then spins it off toward another Chinese acquisition (a la Motorola)? History just seems to repeat itself over and over.
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big-techie-geek

Oct 22, 2016, 9:33 AM
over in the "Google Pixel Hits Verizon Stores Today, But Pixel XL 128 GB Sold Out" discussion:

Par for the Course.

If these folks ever plan on taking any market share from the big guys. You would think they would produce more of the actual phones people want. I wouldn't do the 32gb option ever! I don't want to use the cloud.
Charles Bigelow

Oct 13, 2016, 9:41 AM
over in the "Verizon Says Its Pixel Will Receive System Updates At the Same Time as Other Pixels" discussion:

Verizon Says........

Carrier unlocked and only 3 count em 3 pre-loaded apps that can be deleted????
I'm absolutely flabbergasted!!!!!
Finally after pre-loading all their other Android phones with megatons of bloatware, this one is going to feel like dream.
rwalford79

Oct 6, 2016, 4:30 PM
over in the "Verizon - Not Google - to Manage Pixel System Updates" discussion:

Worthless

Why not just tell users they can also only use the device between 9AM and 5PM as well. When the financing is up I'm sure Verizon doesn't unlock the boot loader, remove any of the bloat ware or fix any of the updates either. Who in their right mind would ever buy this device.
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TheCO2

Oct 8, 2016, 2:06 PM
over in the "Verizon - Not Google - to Manage Pixel System Updates" discussion:

Avoid Verizon Like the Plague

There is absolutely no need to use the Verizon branded phone or the greedy company, at all. If you want an unlocked Pixel phone, use Google Fi and save money on service, too. https://fi.google.com/about/
aeternavi

Oct 8, 2016, 8:33 AM
over in the "Verizon - Not Google - to Manage Pixel System Updates" discussion:

Fail, Verizon, fail

So this means updates are going to be reactive instead of proactive and be delayed instead of immediate?

This is why the Nexus line was losing steam, and this completely puts out the fire.
Zpike

Oct 7, 2016, 4:07 PM
over in the "Verizon to Be Exclusive Carrier Selling Google Pixel Phone" discussion:

Sprint customers always get the shaft

So I'm not surprised this phone won't be available to us, even via unlocked channels. I'll never understand this phone exclusive bull crap, though. It's a great way for vendors to say in a loud voice, "I REALLY EXPECT THIS TO FAIL," at a product announcement. I guess the saying goes, "If at first you don't succeed, perhaps Google should give it a try."
crackberry

Oct 4, 2016, 2:10 PM
over in the "Verizon to Be Exclusive Carrier Selling Google Pixel Phone" discussion:

Verizon bloat

Will it be crawling with Verizon bloat or will it be more Apple-esque?
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Charles Bigelow

Oct 4, 2016, 12:46 PM
over in the "Verizon to Be Exclusive Carrier Selling Google Pixel Phone" discussion:

Google Pixel

Keep up with the exorbitant price points.
Excellent way to lock someone into a phone contract or shell out $600+ for the unlocked. Might as well go the Galaxy S7 or IPhone 7 direction too.
Gone are the days when a phone was a phone and not a distraction device.
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