Last year, Google launched its first in-house developed smartphones that would replace the Nexus brand and become some of the best Android smartphones money could buy – the Google Pixel and Pixel XL. Stacked with the latest in hardware and excellent cameras to match, the two phones quickly gained traction and popularity in the Android world, despite some drawbacks, such as the lack of waterproofing on both and their not-so-cutting-edge designs.
This is now changing, however, as Google just announced this year's successors to the Pixels – the Google Pixel ...
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