It’s also expected that both phones will hold fast to the single-camera design of its predecessors—which may come as bad news if you were hoping for a selfie cam.

Let’s not forget it also doesn’t have GPS and NFC, either. Which might be fine for a good $200 watch, but not a $450 one that like like this:

Hah, I swear when I posted this comment it was about the RoboVac 30c deal. Not sure if I got Kinja’d, or if I Kinja’d myself.

Hah, I swear when I posted this comment it was about the RoboVac 30c deal. Not sure if I got Kinja’d, or if I…

Dammit I just bought this for $300 a week ago.

Dammit I just bought this for $300 a week ago.

Agreed... whenever the wife and I want to cook something different or special, we end up with a lot of unused ingredients. Also, these boxes (we use Hello Fresh) open us up to different types of dishes we wouldn’t otherwise consider, and most times they end up being delicious.

Agreed... whenever the wife and I want to cook something different or special, we end up with a lot of unused…

I’m hardly concerned that GM knows I listen to Liquid Metal and Kidz Bop stations on the same trip.

Jesus Christ, Dan. Every fanbase boos for taking the knee over Hail Mary down at the half.

So many Deadspin commenters know the secret rules beyond the rulebook. I’m impressed.

I thought I was about to see a little kid DDT at the two-second mark of that first video.

Some of it might depend on how much of that info/hardware access is locked down on iOS (not an iOS user myself, so I’m not sure). But a stripped-down version will eventually be coming to phones, which won’t collect some of that information. So it could theoretically come to iOS. It’s early-on, so the focus might be on…

Actually Google Coach is AI if you read the Android Police article. It mentions that it will eventually come to phones.

Though a report of the quick charge issue was noted on the Google Issue Tracker page, the ticket has since been closed, and the prognosis isn’t good at the moment.

Did they fix it?

Google doesn’t sell your info to others.

Well, it was according to Android Central. They’ve since updated their article to mention that it’s going to be the default, and not specifically that it will be the only navigation method.

Guess I spoke too soon. Pixel 3s will ship without the legacy navigation and only have the gesture navigation. Third parties can still do the legacy navigation, however. 

That’s strange, considering Google Pay Send (and previously Wallet) was always available prior to being merged...

Gesture control is an option that is off by default. There’s no need to skin Android P to keep the soft buttons (for now).

The three dots in Android is the menu icon. The hamburger icon (navigation drawer) is this: