I’m pretty sure it should automatically happen if you’re on a compatible carrier. Otherwise it falls back to Duo.

That wasn’t a Volvo demonstration. It was at a dealership and I believe the driver was a customer on a test drive. It also lacked the pedestrian detection option, which either the operator or salesman thought it had, so they accelerated into the person thinking it would stop when it wouldn’t.

I’ve added them to a group, but what’s annyoing to me is that when I say “hey google” and say something, both of them try to execute it instead of realizing that only one of them needs to.

The average transaction price as of February 2018 according to KBB was $36,270

Way more than it should.

If you mean you’re excited for it eventually having a QR reader, it already does.

There is no Google Lens app.

This is allowing you to buy items through Google Express with your voice. Why the negatives tone at the beginning of the article and from some commenters? It’s not like it’s serving you ads, it’s responding to a specific request.

Google Assistant will allow you to grab information using Lens in real-time. Of course this could be Android only - not sure if it works on the iOS Assistant yet.

It does have good functionalities, but it’s geared only to find things that are already pictures, opposing to what you wish, such as scanning & extracting info (getting stuff from things that are still not pictures AND into the Googleverse)

Just like GMC was always a downscale version of Chev.

So where is the image of this attractive watch?

Ahh, I didn’t see that one. Although more than half of the article is saying to stay away from them because the author feels that a) there’s better options, b) accessory availability is scarcer, and c) resale is lower. Also he was quite hilariously taken to task for his article by a commenter.

Google Wallet/Android Pay/Google Pay has always been pretty easy to use since 2011. Not sure how its “been a bit of a mess.”

Good points. But in the end, neither cameras are ideal. The author just mentioned that the Huawei’s was better.

Nowhere in either of those two articles did Sam say not to trust Huawei. The first was a report on comments by the FBI director, and nowhere in that article did Sam agree. The second was an article summarizing a report of fake reviews. In that article, Sam actually praised the Mate 10 Pro he has used and mentioned…