Goes in the throat of Apple and Samsung – Adresseavisen

the Case is updated.

the Launch of the Google Pixel , Google’s own smartphone was the highlight of the press conference that was held in California yesterday evening at 18 Norwegian time.

Google introduced a number of innovations at the press conference including Google Assistant, Daydream VR headset, the Chromecast Ultra ( support HDR, Dolby Vision and 4K ), Google WiFi ( a router ) and Google Home ( a kind of “smart” home hub ). But it was undoubtedly the Google Pixel that received the most attention.

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Challenge Samsung and Apple

the Google Pixel is Google’s own smartphone, and is in contrast to the Nexus both designed and manufactured by Google itself. Phone aim towards the top in the market where Apple’s Iphone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 are the sole. The Google Pixel comes in two sizes, 5 and 5.5 inches. Your phone has a firekjernet Snapdragon 821 ARM processor and an input for the headphone-jacks ( something that Google clearly point to the Apple made a huge number of ). The battery is a gift package to the mobile owners who erger themselves green over the to constantly need to charge the phone. Google Pixel will be charge to last over seven hours in just 15 minutes.

the Google Pixel is also the first phone that supports Google Assistant, Google’s own answer to Apple’s Siri.

Have a headphone input

Google’s big selling point for your phone, through the press conference was that Google Pixel should be almost ridiculously easy in both use and that all accessories should be a breeze to use ( enough of a twinge to the Apple ). Cosmetically it is not all the world that separates the Google Pixel out from the other new phones. In our opinion, so closely resembles the formmessig on just both the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 7.

When and if you get purchased Google Pixel in Norway is, however, uncertain. “Selected markets” ( who now it is? ) should have bought your phone in the course of november, in the year, but Norway does not seem to be on this list. The price starts at 649 dollars ( no subscription ) in the Google Store, something which could be translated to around 5200 Norwegian kroner.

Read more about the Google Pixel here.