Google Pixel has been named the best smartphone by independent tech experts for two years in a row. It boasts the most advanced processor, and its AI powered by Google’s vast Gemini dataset is simply unmatched. The camera quality is in a league of its own.
I’m already deep into the Apple ecosystem with an iPhone, MacBook, AirPods, and Apple Watch, but now I’m building a Google ecosystem starting with the Pixel 8 and Watch 3. From my experience so far, Google offers better features. Even the battery life and camera, once areas where iPhones led, are now superior on Pixel devices.
I think since Steve Jobs passed away, Apple seems to be losing the innovation race. New iPhones feel more like price upgrades than functional ones. Many people buy them just to appear trendy or wealthy, especially to those who don’t know how competitively priced Pixels and Samsungs are. Meanwhile, the designs remain stale, and the recently announced Apple Intelligence is, frankly, a disappointment.
I’m already deep into the Apple ecosystem with an iPhone, MacBook, AirPods, and Apple Watch, but now I’m building a Google ecosystem starting with the Pixel 8 and Watch 3. From my experience so far, Google offers better features. Even the battery life and camera, once areas where iPhones led, are now superior on Pixel devices.
I think since Steve Jobs passed away, Apple seems to be losing the innovation race. New iPhones feel more like price upgrades than functional ones. Many people buy them just to appear trendy or wealthy, especially to those who don’t know how competitively priced Pixels and Samsungs are. Meanwhile, the designs remain stale, and the recently announced Apple Intelligence is, frankly, a disappointment.
Google Pixel has been named the best smartphone by independent tech experts for two years in a row. It boasts the most advanced processor, and its AI powered by Google’s vast Gemini dataset is simply unmatched. The camera quality is in a league of its own.
I’m already deep into the Apple ecosystem with an iPhone, MacBook, AirPods, and Apple Watch, but now I’m building a Google ecosystem starting with the Pixel 8 and Watch 3. From my experience so far, Google offers better features. Even the battery life and camera, once areas where iPhones led, are now superior on Pixel devices.
I think since Steve Jobs passed away, Apple seems to be losing the innovation race. New iPhones feel more like price upgrades than functional ones. Many people buy them just to appear trendy or wealthy, especially to those who don’t know how competitively priced Pixels and Samsungs are. Meanwhile, the designs remain stale, and the recently announced Apple Intelligence is, frankly, a disappointment.
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