Recent content by JeanRuse

This sounds like an advert I've encountered across the web. They pop up a lot when I browse forums, and even some news sites, methinks. But it doesn't actually mean there's an infection. It probably followed you around the web with a cookie and stopped showing up because you cleared the data.

That's very good news. It seems like many tests can often paint a different picture than practical usage.

Any specials tend to be limited ($50-$75) within the first year. The sizeable price cuts (e.g. 50% off) tend to come a year after and during the holiday season. For instance, the Motorola Nexus 6 retailed for about $650. In December, it went on sale for $200. I'd expect a similar sale for the...

I agree. I think water resistance is great, but absolute water proofing isn't necessary for my needs. I don't take my phone swimming or have it out during torrential downpours.

It's set to work with Project Fi, and does support international bands.

Re: All sold out It's probably a mix of both factors. They may have done a somewhat limited first run, based on initial sales projections, and then sales may have outpaced that.

It seems to be standard practice upon Nexus and now likely Google phones to incorporate the digitizer. While I can't find information on it, I see no reason why they would skip out on this feature. But like Jeremy said, it's going to come down the panel. Sometimes manufacturers will source...

As others have chimed in, technically it's only available through the Verizon carriers. It's available to all carriers by extension of the Google Store, but not officially through the other carriers.

And I imagine that we will see a wider rollout of Assistant, considering that the Allo Assistant is called a 'Preview.'

I'd go with Google's plan. I haven't read the best reviews about SquareTrade's customer service. And plan or not, I'd recommend getting a ballistic glass screen protector. Those have saved my phone from needing replaced on multiple occasions

Sub $500, I'd go with a Nexus 6P. Especially in the coming months, the price will likely drop below $375 with sales.

Exactly. And we must bear in mind, this is Apple Insider. The name speaks for the inevitable bias. The Pixel has a good balance of specs, comparative to other phones in its bracket, and makes up for shortcomings with software.

I'd much rather have a ballistic glass screen protector than end up replacing a screen. Self replacement is a very delicate process.

There's all sorts of ways a phone can be compromised and manipulated. .arm endings are nothing out of the ordinary. One of the best things for security upkeep is simply to have a phone with the latest security updates, like a Nexus or Pixel phone. And don't connect with public wifi without a VPN.

Google Photos > Tap on ( ≡ ) > Go to Settings ( ⚙ ) > Free up Device Storage > Remove.