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OnePlus 6T vs Pixel 3: Still worth backing the underdog?

OnePlus 6T vs Pixel 3: Still worth backing the underdog?

Posted on October 30, 2018October 30, 2018 By Jarvis

OnePlus 6T vs Pixel 3: More of the same?

On paper, both OnePlus 6T and Google Pixel 3 are very different smartphones. The Google Pixel 3 highlights Google’s focus on machine learning, offering things like improved image processing and AI-based call filtering, powered by Google Duplex.

The OnePlus 6T meanwhile focuses on improving the company’s design strategy and adding innovative physical features. These include basic things like a smaller notch and larger battery capacity, plus a cool new in-display fingerprint scanner.
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