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Heres how the new Pixel 11 devices compare to the Pixel 10 series
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Price is higher, RAM is lower. That's a worse experience to get for a damn color notification led that only activates for calls.
The old LED notifications of yore were far more useful. Why did we get rid of them again?
It cost less than 1 cent per 1000 unit so axe it to make line go up
And only five of your contacts too, because Googly Goggled Google is like that. They don't even let you select a custom colour, only the preselected options (even though we know it's possible, it's just LEDs), nor any cool animations (just the one for Gemini, but I imagine most of the time people are using the chatbot when holding the phone, not face down)
Google's "Material You" is "Material anybody-but-you"
That was a super cool feature that phones had in 1996 mission impossible 1.