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Just gonna say that iPhones aren't immune to issues. From within the last couple months: Why iOS 11 is draining your iPhone's battery life iOS 11.0.1 update causes havoc for some iPhone and iPad users | ZDNet https://drfone.wondershare.com/ios-11/ios-11-update-bricks-iphone.html But the...

bahahahahahahahahahaha Of course not. iVerge will never say bad things about Apple but will go very, very far out of their way to say bad things about anyone else.

That's why people also post their battery graph, which shows a timeline. If you try to cheat, it'll be obvious in the graph.

Had it happen to me. I went through the prompts twice, but after that just swiped the notification away. Haven't seen it since.

This is not universally true, because there definitely have been real problems. But I really feel that a lot of the "reports" are from Apple/Samsung fans who are just trolling so they can feel better about their brand of preference. They were going on and on and on about the P2XL having the...

Re: PSA: "Bluegate" is contagious... Honestly, it won't be many. Apple is a fierce company, and they tend not to send review units to reviewers that point out issues or say anything negative. If you don't gush over it, you risk your review unit next year. Just one of many, many, many reasons...

uh...what's "best" for you may not be "best" for anyone else, so please don't assert your opinion as fact. Spending $1500 for a phone? Come on. You can get a Pixel 2 XL and a Pixel 2 for that price. As for it being "future proof" - Apple says that every year. And then the next year, something...

From my understanding there isn't. The VPN is basically an extra layer of security on an insecure (but otherwise quality) network. Since this essentially allows Google to set up the secure connection, you have to approve it manually every time.

After downloading the update to your computer, the process takes a whopping 3 commands and 15 minutes, most of which is automated.

You could sideload it if you wanted to. But I'd just talk to Fi support about that. Out of curiosity: what happens if you tap the "Check for updates" button?

I obviously can't speak to the other points, but the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are slated for 3 years of full support, which means Android Oreo (launch OS), Android P (2018), Android Q (2019), and Android R (2020), so that's 3 full OS iterations after Android Oreo.

True, but expect the prices on 6P to come down dramatically as more people put theirs up for sale. It's about $200 now on Swappa, but I'd expect it to drop to about $150 anyway - everyone wants to sell their 6P for some upgrade cash, but there aren't that many 6P buyers at this point.

You can definitely move it. At the very least, you can get a different launcher like Nova and that's that.

Re: Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL Pre Order Thread Pre-ordered via Project Fi. Pixel 2 XL 64GB Just Black. Estimated delivery is November 3rd - 7th I don't want to wait a whole month :( But really glad Fi has (had?) a good supply. Time to upgrade from this Nexus 6P!

I'm already pretty much sold on the Pixel 2 XL. I tried talking to Fi customer service about a potential trade-in for my Nexus 6P to upgrade to a new Pixel 2 XL, and the rep strongly hinted there will be a nice upgrade path available for Fi subscribers.