News and notes on the latest from Google.
The Google Pixel 3 XL is probably the most leaked smartphone ever. Its hideous design has been attracting a lot of hate. However, there have been speculations that the leaks might be fake, and to add to that mess, there are reports that Google is gathering clips from YouTubers that thrash the company’s design team. Now isn’t that intriguing?
Google’s much-awaited hardware launch event is coming soon, and so the rumor mills are churning again. The air was rife with speculation about Google adding a Pixel Watch to its Pixel device ecosystem. However, Google has confirmed that there will be no Pixel watch launching this year.
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Google recently announced Smart Displays with the Google Assistant. These didn’t come from Google but came from Lenovo, JBL, and LG. Now, according to a report from Nikkei Asian Review, Google is planning to announce another Smart Display—made by Google itself.
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Google has a service called Google Fit that helps you achieve and measure fitness goals. Now, Google is reportedly working on “Google Coach” which aims to take it to the next level.
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Google’s annual hardware event just over two months away, and the rumors and leaks are slowly starting to come in—the latest being Google’s second-generation Pixelbook.
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For years gaming has been largely dominated by the PlayStation and the Xbox, in an endless duel to prove themselves worthy of what they serve to the die-hard enthusiastic gamers. Well, maybe that is about to change in the near future. A recent rumor from The Information suggests that Google is eyeing gaming by launching a new gaming streaming service called “Yeti”–no pun intended.
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Xiaomi is launching a new smartphone series tomorrow, November 30th. The company is calling it “DeshKaSmartSolution,” which translates to “Country’s Smartphone.” The device is rumored to be priced at around $65.
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Yep, I had to double-take when I read this first. ZTE now has a new budget offering that just made it past China’s TENAA. Apparently, this device flaunts a variety of RAM variants and packs in some decent specs for a budget device.
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OnePlus tends to refresh its flagship device once every year, and the 5T is just that—a refresh to the OnePlus 5. Apparently, this time it is so different that it almost seems like a new device altogether. A user on Weibo, the “Chinese Twitter” has shared what he claims is a hands-on picture of the OnePlus 5T.
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We’re a little over two months till the new year, which means that Redmi Note 5 leaks are in full swing. A lot of websites are talking about how the Redmi Note 5 will be featuring the SnapDragon 660 chipset. However, we disagree. Here’s our take on what the device might have in store for us.
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