This will now track what exactly it is that they are doing with their hardware.
I've had this on my mind for a while now and it's time to get this out here. We have to be objective which I know many on this forum are incapable of doing.
When I saw Google set the MSRP for the Pixel 3 at $800+ I couldn't believe it
This is the same operating system that till this very day still doesn't have a decent messaging system.
This is the same company that tried to shoehorn google+ down everyone's throats by tying it into very popular services such as youtube. Abandon it and finally kill it off in 2018...after it's essentially been dead since launch.
This is the same operating system that still has an issue with guaranteed OS updates over a prolonged period of time. "Google One" is now a thing, but you hardly ever hear about it being a big feature. They have failed to figure this out in 10 years.
Android Tablets ChromeOS Tablets STARTING at $599?
Pixelbooks STARTING at $999?
The pixel project was initially supposed to be a guide on android phones and they have even flipped flopped on that. Nexus One was a top of the line phone, then handed off to samsung for a while. Then LG came in and made some big noise for a while by offering low cost phones that performed well. Now we are back to Google wanting to compete with Apple spec for spec charging $800+ with glaring problems with their operating system?
Inconsistent performance years down the line, virus scanning software around. Browsing sites like the coli risking galaxy diabetes? Is this what we are doing in 2018?
I applaud Samsung for putting out decent hardware with these glaring OS issues. Just be careful putting those in your pocket.
Y'all can add on to this if you wish. I am sure I am missing more lol
10.28.18 - Google has not earned the privilege to charge $800 for their phones.
11.29.18 - Google's not earned the privilege to ask $999+, $799+ or $599+ for their laptops, phones or tablets.