Two years with the Pixel 8 Pro.
So it's been two years since I got my Pixel 8 Pro, and honestly? I still love this thing. It's not perfect, but it does what I need really well.
Let me tell you more:
@adityaadi24 @dealztrendz Bro, there are like 3 tweets from you trying prove @dealztrendz wrong and you say you were not arguing. I don't have anything against you but your argument was baseless and stupid. I had to tell you to back away before you embarrassed yourself more.
@dealztrendz @adityaadi24 IT guy huh? I see so much IT related content on your feed, damn man.
Just because a warning popped up, it doesn't HAVE to be a spam. Do you even know what https and http is ? You wouldn't be arguing with @dealztrendz if you knew what and how http/https works. Just stop.
This is going to cost a fortune, but 1.5TB of RAM is absolutely mind-blowing.
RIP to our wallets. Jokes aside, the sheer power of 1.5TB of RAM is hard to even comprehend.
M7 ULTRA COULD BRING UP TO 1.5TB OF RAM ๐คฏ
According to .@markgurman, Apple's upcoming M7 Ultra chip may ship with a massive 1.5TB of unified memory.
That much memory could make running much larger on-device AI models possible, while also helping with demanding professional workloads without relying on the cloud.
On May 19, Google Health Coach will start rolling out to Google Health Premium subscribers. Google Health Premium will now be included for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, too.
Go beyond data tracking to understand trends, get proactive insights and build a personalized health plan that fits *your* life.
Instagram ENDS end-to-end encrypted chats starting today worldwide.
Your DMs are no longer private. Instagram can now read your messages, share them with advertisers, or hand them over to authorities and governments on request.
Interesting that Jio started notifying users about potential spam calls, showing the caller's name too!
I'd heard Airtel used to alert people to spam calls but not sure if they started including the caller's name as well.
Either way, it's a good step.
Two years with the Pixel 8 Pro.
So it's been two years since I got my Pixel 8 Pro, and honestly? I still love this thing. It's not perfect, but it does what I need really well.
Let me tell you more:
Finally, Would I recommend it?
Yes - If you want clean software, quick updates, solid performance
No - If you need all-day battery or shoot lots of action video.
It's not flashy. Just a really good phone that does its job well. And that's enough for me.
Durability check:
Spigen/Caseology case + screen protector = bulletproof.
I've dropped this thing countless times. I just pick it up, pocket it, and keep walking without worrying. That confidence is priceless.