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Google Pixel phones will get even better with new ‘feature drop’ scheme

Posted on December 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Google has pledged its Pixel 4 and older phones in the range are going to improve, the longer you own them, and is planning a host of new ‘feature drops’ – the first of which lands this month.

Google says the updates will be more significant than your average bug fixes and improvements. The first new update, rolling out in December, brings advanced call screening to halt the merciless advance of the robocalls, more photo options, and some impressive improvements to video calls on Duo.
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