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The Google Pixel 3 is in trouble: this is why

The Google Pixel 3 is in trouble: this is why

Posted on August 13, 2018July 27, 2019 By Jarvis

Google definitely pulled off a miracle when it came out with the first Pixel phone. There was some amount of doubt that Google had what it takes to make its own smartphone. And then the Pixel 2 came out which, despite a very rough start, is still considered to be the embodiment of the perfect Android smartphone. With this year’s Pixel 3, Google will be trying to prove that “third time’s a charm” but things might not turn out that way this time around. And, no, it’s not because of that notch.
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