@cybersamurAI369@mtgproductionss Actually noticeably improved. Loving my 512/16 and with trade in and incentives it was $275 and came with a $200 store credit. The improvements over the 10 Pro that I had before it aren't enough to warrant the full MSRP, but if you can get it on a discount it's well worth it.
Day one updates, cleaner user experience than any other phone on the market. The user experience overall is unparalleled. I don't personally care about video and the still photography suits my tastes perfectly. I've had the iPhone Pro Maxes, the Samsung Ultras, even the OnePluses, and the Pixel is still the smoothest, fastest in day-to-day usage. And especially with the Pixel 11 Pro XL that I have currently, the build quality is unmatched by anyone else.
Facts. Pixels don't have to be everyone's favorite phone, but most reviewers out there and certainly people online, the way they talk about them it's clear they have never picked one up. Spec sheets are worse than useless. Real world performance during daily activities is the only thing that matters.
None of them. Well, to an extent, they care about their mobile users to the extent they want to advertise and attract them to return to purchase items in the future. They care about what you want so that you'll buy their products, but they don't care about you personally at all. Even in terms of safety, they only care enough to bring you back.
Never forget what they took away form you.
Remember, Huawei was rapidly gaining market share in the US.
Apple was in trouble.
There was no way of competing with such innovation.
As a last resort Huawei was banned.
Yes, breaking the law makes you a criminal. And it should borrow you forever from ever being able to become a citizen due to your first act within the country being a crime. We have a very easy to navigate immigration process, as limited as we are on space, jobs, infrastructure it's too easy in fact. We need to be more like every other country on the planet and make it extremely difficult to come in legally or illegally.
BREAKING: Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO tomorrow.
Apple grew from a $350 billion company to a $5 trillion company under his leadership, a 14x growth.