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Google knew the Pixel 4’s battery life was terrible, but released it anyway

Google knew the Pixel 4’s battery life was terrible, but released it anyway

Posted on May 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The head of Google’s hardware division raised concerns about the Pixel 4’s sub-par battery life before the phone’s launch in 2019, it has emerged.

Rick Osterloh, the former president of Motorola, didn’t hold back during an all-hands meeting last autumn, according to a report in The Information.

“At a hardware team all-hands meeting in the fall, ahead of the October launch in New York, Osterloh informed staff about his own misgivings,” the report reads.
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