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Hands on: Google Pixel 4 XL Review

Google Pixel 4 XL vs. Pixel 3 XL: Which supersized Pixel is stronger?

Posted on October 17, 2019 By Jarvis

As the architect of Android, it makes sense that you’d turn to Google for a truly transcendent Android phone. If you’re also looking for a big screen to meet your needs, then it’s the Pixel XL range you’ll need to look to. Google has refreshed its supersized Pixel with the new Pixel 4 XL, and it’s packing a bunch of upgrades, including a new design, an upgraded camera, and the latest Google Assistant innovations.
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