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The 5 Best and Worst Things About the Google Pixel - What We Like, What We Don't

The 5 Best and Worst Things About the Google Pixel – What We Like, What We Don’t

Posted on December 4, 2016December 28, 2018 By Jarvis

The Pixel is easily one of the best phones of 2016, giving Google a device that can go head to head with Apple’s iPhone and Samsung’s Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.

Google Pixel: What We Like, What We Don't

As much as we like the Pixel, though, it’s not perfect. Here’s a quick overview of what we love about the Pixel and what we think Google should work on changing.

The Best No. 1: Google Assistant

Google is the clear leader in search, and now with the Google Assistant, the company is the clear leader in digital assistants, too. Leveraging Google’s huge knowledge base and putting it on the Pixel gives you the speed and accuracy of the search engine you know in an easy-to-use interface. Google Assistant handles multiple languages with aplomb, dishes out directions, books tables at restaurants and more. My only reservation: Given how smart and proficient the Google Assistant is, I think it’s time Google gave it a real name. (Alexa and Siri are taken.)
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