Google Pixel 11 series

limmk

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Same same but different, can upgrade every 2 gen (if there's any difference at all) instead. :p
Haha yeah

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Software also almost the same, plus minus a few features only. And some features still US only, sian :rolleyes:
 

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Haha yeah

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Software also almost the same, plus minus a few features only. And some features still US only, sian :rolleyes:
Yeah, features wise mostly region locked, hardware also lagging behind.
The only useful feature is the integrated AI which i utilise daily otherwise, really don't make sense to have a Pixel. And even with the integration, it's being released and made available to other devices too so no USP further it goes...
 

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Yeah, features wise mostly region locked, hardware also lagging behind.
The only useful feature is the integrated AI which i utilise daily otherwise, really don't make sense to have a Pixel. And even with the integration, it's being released and made available to other devices too so no USP further it goes...
Maybe just keep one decent pixel as part of Ur collection instead of upgrading regularly lo...
 

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Yeah, features wise mostly region locked, hardware also lagging behind.
The only useful feature is the integrated AI which i utilise daily otherwise, really don't make sense to have a Pixel. And even with the integration, it's being released and made available to other devices too so no USP further it goes...
Can you elaborate on the "integrated AI" which you use daily?
 

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According to a new report, Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 series will be among the first – perhaps even the first – to get Samsung’s new flagship M16 OLED display panels, beating out iPhones to the switch, and Samsung’s Galaxy series too.

Samsung Display’s upcoming M16 OLED panels, ETNews reports, will first launch on the Google Pixel 11 series, the iPhone 18 Pro models, as well as the foldable iPhone. The report doesn’t mention release dates but, looking at the typical pattern, Google’s release would come in August, at least a month prior to Apple’s.

What’s new with the M16 panel is unclear, but Samsung’s displays typically continue to get better with each new generation.

The Galaxy S26 series still uses an M14 panel, so Samsung is unlikely to switch to M16 panels until next year’s Galaxy S27 series.

Google has been using Samsung’s panels for the past few years, with an increased focus on display quality following the Pixel 8 series’ launch and the debut of “Actua” displays, though BOE panels remain in the mix even down to the Pixel 10 series.
 

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Panda is nice and all.

But please google.. work on the hardware and software :o

Appreciate if they got a top notch flagship :o
 
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