That's exactly how I feel. I hated my Pixel 6, but when I decided to upgrade in July, there wasn't another phone available in the United States that made me want to switch from a Pixel. The 8 pro is first phone since the Note 3 to make me want to keep it longer than 18 months.
True. Google is inconsistent as a company. I think many Pixel owners are hesitant to upgrade their phones until the Tensor chips are manufactured in the TSMC foundry instead of what is believed are the inferior chips Samsung supplies Google with. I don't know if TSMC will lead to better Tensor chips. Any way, I think Google will find its way through the storm and if not using some Samsung Galaxy S31 ultra wouldn't be the end of the world.
The way Google treated the P8 and Fold made me think twice about them. I've traded my P8P for a OnePlus 12 and I'm not looking back. Maybe now is the time to really give Apple a look
I wasn’t happy with my Exynos s22 ultra last year so I sold it and got the 15 pro max because I was a bit dubious about the pixel. The iPhone is solid and sucked me right into their ecosystem, I don’t see myself leaving anytime soon 😅
Man, what you're saying resonates. I think at the core of your message is this: Google needs to make Pixel RELEVANT again. The advantages Pixel use to be two-fold (& boy they were salient): 1) The best computational photography, period. 2) Prompt & timely access to the latest Android versions. Circa 2019 these two points were enthralling, but fast forward 5 years they're so less important. GP8P has a great camera setup w/ great results, but please tell me who says it's the clear winner over the SGS24U or iPhone 15 Pro? No one. You could argue you PREFER the results of GP8P, but that's at most. And who can tell me the prominent features delta between A12 & A13? A13 to A14? Any big headliners from A14 to A15 coming? Sure, everyone should want their device to be secure, but this is now decoupled from running the latest version of the OS. What everyone wants is new & USEFUL features. Google has decided that AI is the avenue to drive on the mobile front. But I'm somewhat dubious on the clear & present evidence they will deliver these future features to their current devices. Does creatingTensor bolster my confidence? Hardly. We've now reached a level where we can say Tensor doesn't hold their devices back. Where are the breadcrumbs that lead me to believe Google has an ADVANTAGE? I can't find any. I think Google is flustered right now w/ what to do w/ Pixel. They SO want to make it relevant again, but they just don't know how.
Pixel is superior for specific use cases. If you have small children, good luck taking a photo that isn't blurry as Hell with a Samsung. For my money, Pixel still is THE best point and shoot camera phone on the market.
The Pixel is still the champion of still images. The color rendering just can't be beaten. Most balance natural shots with the best color reproduction.
I have both a Pixel 8 and an S23 and currently cannot see how the Pixel 8 is going to get 7 years worth of updates considering the Tensor was setup specifically for AI when the first version of AI was not compatible with the companies own phone or custom hardware they designed for the AI .
I just got the pixel 8 pro and I have been so excited for it and I got what I expected expect the overheating issues especially light gaming it just gets sooo hot
You've summed up in 10 minutes what I've been trying to articulate for the post-Tensor Pixels vs other flagships. Yes, the Tensor Pixels TODAY work fine and may even blow the socks off the competition for their software and AI features, but chances are the competition with a much stronger hardware foundation will stand the test of time much better. I recently picked up the S24 Ultra and believe it or not, the AI features were the least of my concern. Instead the raw power and efficiency of the SD8G3 is what I was looking for in the long run (plus the S Pen, Dex, stuff that can't easily be stripped away with EOL support). That's why when one of the biggest criticisms of the S24's AI features were that it was being paywalled next year, I didn't really care. I hardly use them as is but what I will wake up to in years to come is something that can get me through the day comfortably and keep up with my day to day needs. I can't confidently say the same about the Tensor Pixels, or even as a past Nexus and Pixel owner when they were on Snapdragons.
I dont know if anyone will read this but please can you try rhis on your pixel 6 pro. Set video to 4k 30 and see if you can zoom in and get the lens to switch to telephoto. It works fine in camera mode but mone will not switch to the telephoto lens in any light.
I recently bought s24 ultra after owning every pixel pro/Xl. I find myself trying to pixel the phone. Yes it's technically more powerful, but the pixel experience and must have features identifying a song, screening calls, and all the little pixel things that make pixels a competitor even though their hardware is inferior are what I'm already missing. I think I'll use pixel devices hoping their hardware catches up to samsung
I think I’m going to move away from Pixel phones for awhile. It’s time for a change. Let’s see what iPhone 16 pro brings to the table. I have the Pixel 7 and I still haven’t gotten the June security patch update and the month is practically over. They’re not on point like before. Also, they should’ve stayed with snapdragon chips.
This chip on my 8 pro got me thinking not going iPhone 16 pro. It heats up way too much from only doing basic things for a little bit of time and the battery life could be way better
It's Google...things are only relevant until one month before the new phone releases. They will eventually treat the Pixel 8 like how they treated the Pixel 7, and the 6, and everything that came before.
At least in German language it has by far the best voice recognition, voice text interfaces. I rarely type anything anymore, I just dictate it. It has by far the best automatic features for received phone calls. In fact, it is, imho, the best phone, when phone means telephone. It has one of the very best cameras; always the cleanest and newest android versions, some very surprising AI features, great feature drop updates 4 times a year. I do not play games my telephone, I do business, social media and photos and never had a better smartphone. !Phone!
I have a Pixel 7 Pro and ordered a Galaxy S24 over the weekend because of these exact reasons. Google's track record thus far has been less than admirable. Google pissed on the $1800 Fold. Google wasn't going to release Gemini nano on the 8 but was willing to give it to the S24. Google unlocked the AI photo editing tools for all devices. Why not just buy better hardware and support? Samsung has amazing support for their old phones - my wife got all the latest features on her S22 Ultra.
I have enjoyed my 8pro for the most part. The main reason why i still use it is because of the call screening. That feature alone has saved me so much headache
I found out straight talk won't activate my new pixel 8. I already have an a54 for work, I just don't like the camera. But I will wait for the pixel 10 pro when I can afford a "major carrier". I thought straight talk was a major carrier, but they don't support "high end" phones. Hopefully the 10 pro will have solved the modem/chip problems.
Google really doesn't care about pixel phones they only have phones as another way to harvest data and make money. That being said, pixel phones have great cameras.
Pixel is not worth it for the price they charge for their devices brand new. Its better to buy one on the used/ renewed/ refurbished market and use it for a backup or 2nd phone. No need to pay full price for a phone when the manufacturer talks a big game and can't back it up until they receive backlash
I would wait for the 9. The s23 is an overall better phone. I made the switch from s23 to pixel 8. I like it, it works but there are battery moments I wish that s23 was still in my pocket.
I'd put money on the fact that Google will software lock some new features with the Pixel 9 to make it look more appealing. With only a 10% performance bump on Tensor 4 and maybe a slightly better design, they really have no other justification to sell that phone over the 8.
I agree 100% I wanted the pixel fold so bad for the form factor but they really dropped the ball on that one. I'm happy with my pixel 8 pro but they need to support it
I got the phone. And i have to say sometimes you gotta test things for yourself , its a really great device. Everything I've asked it to to do it's done it flawlessly. Only time will tell about the software
The UI and android experience on Samsung and other manufacturers is all garbage bloatware with redundant apps alongside the factory android apps. That's the reason the Pixel is so much better to use. I couldn't care less about AI (its just an opportunity for companies to data mine and sell to advertisers anyways)
Samsung Calendar is better than Google Calendar. Just on conditionals and repeats it beats out Google Calendar and the same goes for other Google apps. Those google apps are made by interns and it shows.
I've had quite a few pixel phones but Samsung is not garbage you might not like it but that's a personal thing there's a lot of things Samsung does right
@@StevealiciousTech I meant your TH-cam video titles, always throwing shade at the Pixel phone works better as click bait? 🪤 You are not the only one on here, also another TH-camr that loves to attack the Pixels is TechOdyssey same type of titles on his TH-cam.
Just steered away of a purchase using this same philosophy. My ‘want’ was the “video boost” feature. But then it got me thinking; Why am I required to buy a Pixel 8 Pro to get this feature. Why it’s not supported on the Pixel 8? Don’t they have the same main camera, same processor? Video boost doesn’t rely on the zoom camera! Heck, you can’t even use the zoom or ultra wide camera on the Pixel 8 Pro when recording a boost video. So it’s all artificially looked down by Google manipulating software to create artificial requirements to force you to buy “premium” unit when in reality probably pixel 8a can even do! All the processing it’s done on their servers anyway. Or, is it that there’s not enough servers to support the demands? That’s probably it. Til’ when will this be supported? Google is notorious for killing newly announced features just because is Google. Yeah; while video boost is promising, the risk is way too high even for $400 (if you can find it at that price). Steer away from Pixel purchases for now!
I had a pixel 2 then 4a5g to the 6 to the 8 pro. Got a pixel watch 2 then saw the pixel tablet... got a galaxy 9 ultra tablet then a galaxy 5 Pro watch and now the galaxy 24 ultra I'm all in on Samsung now I like it much better. The Ai on the 8 Pro was a huge letdown. But I don't take many photos.
i feel so burned by my pixel fold. the phone isnt terrible but it kills me inside that i paid so much for this device and google treats the pf like an afterthought. they better have insane trade in deals for the pixel fold 2 or im going to have to go to another folding phone going forward
I think AI is still early in its journey so maybe the Pixel 10 remember iPhone 3G yeah. But it was iPhone 6 was the real improvement and how many average users will be bothered by AI as most reviewers just bang on about cameras
Speculative video. Maybe you shouldn't do a video when you are pissed off about something else like they say you shouldn't reply to an email when you're mad.
By saying how I actually really like the phone? Speculative about what? Google literally has played with us over the last six months by saying a BRAND new phone isn't getting the best AI features despite having a Tensor 3. They just had people spend 1,600+ dollars on a Fold last Summer and not bring Gemini Nano to it. I'm not speculating out of the blue here. They have an unfortunate track record that makes it tough to trust them completely.
And? That's the point of the discussion. So you wait until it's too late before you consider things? Wait until it happens? When you've spent your money and you're already stuck? Yes, that's the point. They changed course because we had a discussion about it and tech community made enough noise and fuss that they had to change course. No harm in the discussion.
@@StevealiciousTech I understand your point completely. But I just made an observation. You missed my entire point about making a video when you are mad. Now you are taking it out on one of your viewers for making a point.
Not taking it out on you, we're just talking. And if you listen to how I usually talk about Google vs. this video, you'll see it's actually a lot more complimentary of them than I usually am. I like the Pixel 8 Pro, I say that a few times. I wish they gave us more reasons to believe.
I used it for a little bit. It was nice, but nothing mind blowing. Same with the new iPhones and Samsungs. Forcing AI on everything to keep people interested. Meh lol
What do you think of Apple cutting off the previous iPhone models when it comes to the Apple intelligence?? Only the iPhone is 15 pros are getting it and it’s something I think they are doing on purpose, there’s no way they can say the iPhone 14 Pro Max is not capable of running the unique Apple intelligent features.
@@StevealiciousTechI am really happy to see you are bringing this to public attention, we shouldn’t accept paying 1k for a phone to then be neglected the year after because they want to push new products. I would understand if this was a 4/5 year upgrade and the previous model is not capable but not for a 12/18 month old phone, completely unacceptable. You have my full support and following and I’ll be sure to subscribe and share this content, thank you.
I really like the phone a lot...but I do think there are reasons why you'd doubt Google long term.
That's exactly how I feel. I hated my Pixel 6, but when I decided to upgrade in July, there wasn't another phone available in the United States that made me want to switch from a Pixel. The 8 pro is first phone since the Note 3 to make me want to keep it longer than 18 months.
True. Google is inconsistent as a company. I think many Pixel owners are hesitant to upgrade their phones until the Tensor chips are manufactured in the TSMC foundry instead of what is believed are the inferior chips Samsung supplies Google with. I don't know if TSMC will lead to better Tensor chips. Any way, I think Google will find its way through the storm and if not using some Samsung Galaxy S31 ultra wouldn't be the end of the world.
The way Google treated the P8 and Fold made me think twice about them. I've traded my P8P for a OnePlus 12 and I'm not looking back. Maybe now is the time to really give Apple a look
That's what I'm saying. The hardware is good...give people a reason to believe and stick around.
I wasn’t happy with my Exynos s22 ultra last year so I sold it and got the 15 pro max because I was a bit dubious about the pixel. The iPhone is solid and sucked me right into their ecosystem, I don’t see myself leaving anytime soon 😅
Man, what you're saying resonates. I think at the core of your message is this: Google needs to make Pixel RELEVANT again. The advantages Pixel use to be two-fold (& boy they were salient): 1) The best computational photography, period. 2) Prompt & timely access to the latest Android versions.
Circa 2019 these two points were enthralling, but fast forward 5 years they're so less important. GP8P has a great camera setup w/ great results, but please tell me who says it's the clear winner over the SGS24U or iPhone 15 Pro? No one. You could argue you PREFER the results of GP8P, but that's at most. And who can tell me the prominent features delta between A12 & A13? A13 to A14? Any big headliners from A14 to A15 coming? Sure, everyone should want their device to be secure, but this is now decoupled from running the latest version of the OS.
What everyone wants is new & USEFUL features. Google has decided that AI is the avenue to drive on the mobile front. But I'm somewhat dubious on the clear & present evidence they will deliver these future features to their current devices. Does creatingTensor bolster my confidence? Hardly. We've now reached a level where we can say Tensor doesn't hold their devices back. Where are the breadcrumbs that lead me to believe Google has an ADVANTAGE? I can't find any. I think Google is flustered right now w/ what to do w/ Pixel. They SO want to make it relevant again, but they just don't know how.
Pixel is superior for specific use cases. If you have small children, good luck taking a photo that isn't blurry as Hell with a Samsung. For my money, Pixel still is THE best point and shoot camera phone on the market.
@joethoma❤🎯n8651
The Pixel is still the champion of still images. The color rendering just can't be beaten. Most balance natural shots with the best color reproduction.
I got carrier lock and already got july update. My s24 ultra is still waiting
I have both a Pixel 8 and an S23 and currently cannot see how the Pixel 8 is going to get 7 years worth of updates considering the Tensor was setup specifically for AI when the first version of AI was not compatible with the companies own phone or custom hardware they designed for the AI .
I just got the pixel 8 pro and I have been so excited for it and I got what I expected expect the overheating issues especially light gaming it just gets sooo hot
You've summed up in 10 minutes what I've been trying to articulate for the post-Tensor Pixels vs other flagships. Yes, the Tensor Pixels TODAY work fine and may even blow the socks off the competition for their software and AI features, but chances are the competition with a much stronger hardware foundation will stand the test of time much better. I recently picked up the S24 Ultra and believe it or not, the AI features were the least of my concern. Instead the raw power and efficiency of the SD8G3 is what I was looking for in the long run (plus the S Pen, Dex, stuff that can't easily be stripped away with EOL support). That's why when one of the biggest criticisms of the S24's AI features were that it was being paywalled next year, I didn't really care. I hardly use them as is but what I will wake up to in years to come is something that can get me through the day comfortably and keep up with my day to day needs. I can't confidently say the same about the Tensor Pixels, or even as a past Nexus and Pixel owner when they were on Snapdragons.
Very fair, different, and frankly, needed video. Thank you for this. Sub +1
I appreciate it!
I dont know if anyone will read this but please can you try rhis on your pixel 6 pro.
Set video to 4k 30 and see if you can zoom in and get the lens to switch to telephoto.
It works fine in camera mode but mone will not switch to the telephoto lens in any light.
Work's for me
pixel 8 pro = win
I really like the phone overall. It's been good. If Google cleaned up its act a bit, would be easier to really get behind them.
Sorry no it equals a loss and a waste of money.
@@daytonaukpc9387I'm curious, what is your phone of choice and your reason for said device... Just curious
Maybe once Google gets it's shit together
@@daytonaukpc9387For you? Probably. For others - probably not. That's the beauty of choice.
I recently bought s24 ultra after owning every pixel pro/Xl. I find myself trying to pixel the phone. Yes it's technically more powerful, but the pixel experience and must have features identifying a song, screening calls, and all the little pixel things that make pixels a competitor even though their hardware is inferior are what I'm already missing. I think I'll use pixel devices hoping their hardware catches up to samsung
Well, rounded video don’t let the haters stop you, Steve you’re doing the right thing speaking out being honest I appreciate you thank you!
I appreciate it!
Still looking for the June update like 👀👀
It's been a particularly slow roll out...even for them.
@@StevealiciousTech That's an understatement
I think I’m going to move away from Pixel phones for awhile. It’s time for a change. Let’s see what iPhone 16 pro brings to the table. I have the Pixel 7 and I still haven’t gotten the June security patch update and the month is practically over. They’re not on point like before. Also, they should’ve stayed with snapdragon chips.
This chip on my 8 pro got me thinking not going iPhone 16 pro. It heats up way too much from only doing basic things for a little bit of time and the battery life could be way better
We are all still waiting for the ‘Zoom enhanced’ feature announced in the presentation for the pixel 8 pro.
I’ve lost faith in Google now.
Agree! I am still using pixel 6 and iPhone SE 3, still so so smooth and good for daily use! Don’t waste your hard earned money
It's Google...things are only relevant until one month before the new phone releases. They will eventually treat the Pixel 8 like how they treated the Pixel 7, and the 6, and everything that came before.
At least in German language it has by far the best voice recognition, voice text interfaces. I rarely type anything anymore, I just dictate it. It has by far the best automatic features for received phone calls. In fact, it is, imho, the best phone, when phone means telephone. It has one of the very best cameras; always the cleanest and newest android versions, some very surprising AI features, great feature drop updates 4 times a year. I do not play games my telephone, I do business, social media and photos and never had a better smartphone. !Phone!
I have a Pixel 7 Pro and ordered a Galaxy S24 over the weekend because of these exact reasons.
Google's track record thus far has been less than admirable. Google pissed on the $1800 Fold. Google wasn't going to release Gemini nano on the 8 but was willing to give it to the S24. Google unlocked the AI photo editing tools for all devices.
Why not just buy better hardware and support? Samsung has amazing support for their old phones - my wife got all the latest features on her S22 Ultra.
I have enjoyed my 8pro for the most part. The main reason why i still use it is because of the call screening. That feature alone has saved me so much headache
If you are able to get them on sale, I think it's worth it. A lot of value. I got the Pixel 8A for $399 and i'm overall satisfied.
I found out straight talk won't activate my new pixel 8. I already have an a54 for work, I just don't like the camera. But I will wait for the pixel 10 pro when I can afford a "major carrier". I thought straight talk was a major carrier, but they don't support "high end" phones.
Hopefully the 10 pro will have solved the modem/chip problems.
Google really doesn't care about pixel phones they only have phones as another way to harvest data and make money. That being said, pixel phones have great cameras.
Pixel is not worth it for the price they charge for their devices brand new. Its better to buy one on the used/ renewed/ refurbished market and use it for a backup or 2nd phone. No need to pay full price for a phone when the manufacturer talks a big game and can't back it up until they receive backlash
My still freezing since March google would not fix it
Is it worth to switch from Galaxy S23 to Pixel 8 pro? I would like to change phone because i dont like the photos with S23. Pixel looks more natural.
I would wait for the 9. The s23 is an overall better phone. I made the switch from s23 to pixel 8. I like it, it works but there are battery moments I wish that s23 was still in my pocket.
@@caztle101 Thanks for feedback. Pixel 8 or Pixel 8 pro you changed? And what about picture quality? If you look for only photos which is better?
You can change that in your camera settings
I'd put money on the fact that Google will software lock some new features with the Pixel 9 to make it look more appealing. With only a 10% performance bump on Tensor 4 and maybe a slightly better design, they really have no other justification to sell that phone over the 8.
I agree 100% I wanted the pixel fold so bad for the form factor but they really dropped the ball on that one. I'm happy with my pixel 8 pro but they need to support it
IMHO it took Google, 8 phones to get this phone thing right. Pixel 8 Pro is great!
Yep, I like it a lot.
Google Pixel has those call assist AI features until Apple and Samsung copy it.
I got the phone. And i have to say sometimes you gotta test things for yourself , its a really great device. Everything I've asked it to to do it's done it flawlessly. Only time will tell about the software
The UI and android experience on Samsung and other manufacturers is all garbage bloatware with redundant apps alongside the factory android apps. That's the reason the Pixel is so much better to use. I couldn't care less about AI (its just an opportunity for companies to data mine and sell to advertisers anyways)
Samsung Calendar is better than Google Calendar. Just on conditionals and repeats it beats out Google Calendar and the same goes for other Google apps. Those google apps are made by interns and it shows.
I've had quite a few pixel phones but Samsung is not garbage you might not like it but that's a personal thing there's a lot of things Samsung does right
@@jejunamjaSamsung is garbage 🗑️
Serious question, do you do these types of hate videos on the Pixel phone because it gives you more views?
Hate where I say the Pixel 8 Pro is good? Odd kind of hate.
And to pull back the curtain a bit. We make a lot more money if we can jump up and down and say buy this now we love it. So...
Serious follow question, do you make these kind of comments to elicit a certain type of response?
@@StevealiciousTech I meant your TH-cam video titles, always throwing shade at the Pixel phone works better as click bait? 🪤 You are not the only one on here, also another TH-camr that loves to attack the Pixels is TechOdyssey same type of titles on his TH-cam.
Great content. Great Seiko on wrist.
Thanks! I like it quite a bit!
If you have the 8 pro and DON'T sign up for the beta testing, it's a FANTASTIC phone. With zero hiccups.
Just steered away of a purchase using this same philosophy. My ‘want’ was the “video boost” feature. But then it got me thinking; Why am I required to buy a Pixel 8 Pro to get this feature. Why it’s not supported on the Pixel 8? Don’t they have the same main camera, same processor?
Video boost doesn’t rely on the zoom camera! Heck, you can’t even use the zoom or ultra wide camera on the Pixel 8 Pro when recording a boost video. So it’s all artificially looked down by Google manipulating software to create artificial requirements to force you to buy “premium” unit when in reality probably pixel 8a can even do! All the processing it’s done on their servers anyway. Or, is it that there’s not enough servers to support the demands? That’s probably it. Til’ when will this be supported? Google is notorious for killing newly announced features just because is Google. Yeah; while video boost is promising, the risk is way too high even for $400 (if you can find it at that price).
Steer away from Pixel purchases for now!
I have 7 pro. Staying with that. $ is tight and Google changes their direction too much.
I had a pixel 2 then 4a5g to the 6 to the 8 pro. Got a pixel watch 2 then saw the pixel tablet... got a galaxy 9 ultra tablet then a galaxy 5 Pro watch and now the galaxy 24 ultra I'm all in on Samsung now I like it much better. The Ai on the 8 Pro was a huge letdown. But I don't take many photos.
i feel so burned by my pixel fold. the phone isnt terrible but it kills me inside that i paid so much for this device and google treats the pf like an afterthought. they better have insane trade in deals for the pixel fold 2 or im going to have to go to another folding phone going forward
Just bought one for £580…
I think AI is still early in its journey so maybe the Pixel 10 remember iPhone 3G yeah. But it was iPhone 6 was the real improvement and how many average users will be bothered by AI as most reviewers just bang on about cameras
It's really true
Pixel had AI in their phones before Samsung did🤔 I was doing circle to search on my P7P before Samsung had their commercial's out I believe.
Lol
Gotta love people's what aboutisms.
Speculative video. Maybe you shouldn't do a video when you are pissed off about something else like they say you shouldn't reply to an email when you're mad.
By saying how I actually really like the phone? Speculative about what? Google literally has played with us over the last six months by saying a BRAND new phone isn't getting the best AI features despite having a Tensor 3. They just had people spend 1,600+ dollars on a Fold last Summer and not bring Gemini Nano to it. I'm not speculating out of the blue here. They have an unfortunate track record that makes it tough to trust them completely.
@@StevealiciousTech It is speculative until it happens. Google has changed course before. That is the definition of the word.
And? That's the point of the discussion. So you wait until it's too late before you consider things? Wait until it happens? When you've spent your money and you're already stuck? Yes, that's the point. They changed course because we had a discussion about it and tech community made enough noise and fuss that they had to change course. No harm in the discussion.
@@StevealiciousTech I understand your point completely. But I just made an observation. You missed my entire point about making a video when you are mad. Now you are taking it out on one of your viewers for making a point.
Not taking it out on you, we're just talking. And if you listen to how I usually talk about Google vs. this video, you'll see it's actually a lot more complimentary of them than I usually am. I like the Pixel 8 Pro, I say that a few times. I wish they gave us more reasons to believe.
I used it for a little bit. It was nice, but nothing mind blowing. Same with the new iPhones and Samsungs. Forcing AI on everything to keep people interested. Meh lol
Nothing wll make you 100% happy...unless BlackBerry comes back with a new device.
That would be a good start! But I actually like the Pixel 8 Pro...I just don't like how Google does business recently.
great camera , meh the rest ...
Iphones suck and is no match for andriod ever never i can prove that any day iphone is a fan boy fan girl phone i wouldn't use for free .
But...what brought that on? The iPhone comparison in relation to the video. Just curious.
@@StevealiciousTech I mention it steve you mentioned it I only gave my opinion sorry if you feel hurt I apologize have a good day
Not at all! I was more mentioning the first iPhone because the first generation felt kind of like first generation AI so far. Not a lot to it.
I can't even get the June update on my pixel 8 pro. Tensor g3 is a crap chip
I think Motorola is better than pixel now
As long as tensor 2 and 3 is around forget it. Don’t buy a pixel. At least apple have stated only 15 pro and above will get AI.
Don’t waste your money on crappy Android. iOS is the goat
Of selling u the same phone over and over
What do you think of Apple cutting off the previous iPhone models when it comes to the Apple intelligence?? Only the iPhone is 15 pros are getting it and it’s something I think they are doing on purpose, there’s no way they can say the iPhone 14 Pro Max is not capable of running the unique Apple intelligent features.
Totally, and not the first time for Apple. They will get their day of wrath from me when that releases, don't worry.
@@StevealiciousTechI am really happy to see you are bringing this to public attention, we shouldn’t accept paying 1k for a phone to then be neglected the year after because they want to push new products. I would understand if this was a 4/5 year upgrade and the previous model is not capable but not for a 12/18 month old phone, completely unacceptable. You have my full support and following and I’ll be sure to subscribe and share this content, thank you.