That’s 13 thousand million dollars. Unpaid tax. Let that number sink in.

Duh

I owned 2 Pixel 8 devices and both had very different haptic motors, one of them would just make a plunk sound and the other one would give you an uncomfortable buzz. Google’s hardware design and consistency is lacking compared to other brand phones. Plus even though both were the same unlocked 128GB model, one of them was missing software features (3d wallpaper generation with AI for example), like what?

Got a license plate or SSN?

I mean usage wise sure you still see the display either way. But high refresh rate is better for your eyes, especially when it’s a quality display with high PWM rate. There is a huge difference between an S24’s display and an iPhone 15’s. I can use the S24 without my eyes getting tired for hours, while my eyes get sore after viewing the iPhone for a while.

If you look closely iOS 18 is actually a replica of the Chinese phones’ UI.

Just stating we shouldn’t have to pay over $1000 usd to get a 120hz display. This doesn’t justify it when you can buy phones with high refresh rate for $300

Same bs every year

Play at horrible 30fps on ps5 then buy it again for pc!

60 Hz in 2024 is crazy, aside from the fact that iPhones have been the same for the past 6 generations.

Bro it’s a Pixel. Few hardware issues are just expected at this point and I’m not defending Google, they have a bad track record with shitty hardware.

Other media companies use bots to boost streams all the time. Hence the mostly shitty popular music of today. The kind of music you make does not matter today, how you market it or ‘boost’ it does.

Fucking Indeed

Yeah the trigger haptics do not work on PC though, although it’s great on PS5.

I would just go for a PS5 controller. You get type c charging, great haptics and good compatibility (either via Steam or ds4windows). Only issue is the stick drift

Frogth wall

Don’t do it bro… YT has gotten increasingly shittier and although YTM stayed the same for a long time, you can now feel the enshittification coming to YTM too

And performance, and privacy, and …

Look into DNS over HTTPS. Otherwise no matter what provider you use, DNS is just unencrypted.

Oh no! This must be the first ever case of this ever happening!