Google Pixel 8 series

Do you think Google will give you a free Pixel Watch 2 if you preorder a Pixel 8 Pro?

  • Yes

    Votes: 24 21.1%

  • No

    Votes: 90 78.9%
  • Total voters
    114
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HMAN said:
Is this screen shot of Singapore local set.
I have the 6E router with 6GHz band but Pixel 8pro never detect the 6Hz band even I purposely turn on 6GHz band.

Indeed most bands support were decided before mass production, any post release bands update will hardly be entertained.
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Yes local set
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Maybe need wifi 7 router then give you use 6ghz. :s13:
 
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Loser said:
Maybe need wifi 7 router then give you use 6ghz. :s13:
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Very pleased with the zoom details for the P8P.
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Was amazed by the level of details for this lantern display where it is apparently diagonally opposite from Chinatown point across the junction.
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kopi22 said:
Very pleased with the zoom details for the P8P.
j0p8M79.jpg


Was amazed by the level of details for this lantern display where it is apparently diagonally opposite from Chinatown point across the junction.
D6KIGdY.jpg



ocnGTYI.jpg
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How many X zoom is the first picture?
 
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Pixel facing new storage issue, likely tied to January Google Play system update

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Following a storage access issue in October with the initial Android 14 release and multiple users, Pixel devices might be facing another problem related to the January 2024 Google Play System Update.

After updating to the January 2024 Google Play system update (which is different from the January 5, 2025 security update/patch), users report not being able to access data stored in internal storage across all apps. This results in various cascading issues, like not being able to play downloaded audio/video files or take new pictures, while the Files app appears empty. Other apps refuse to work.

This sounds similar to last year’s issue that impacted devices with multiple users enabled. However, the culprit today appears to be having that Google Play system update installed.


That said, the January 2024 update is not widely rolled out, with most Pixel (and other Android) users still on the November 2023 release. (You can check from the Settings app > Security & privacy > System & updates.) That will hopefully limit the issue from spreading to new users as Google can just halt the rollout.

Pixel 8, 7, and 6 series owners are all reporting this problem.

It remains to be seen how Google resolves the problem for those that have installed it. Last time, a system update was needed. If your device wasn’t stuck in a “Pixel is starting” boot loop, data could be recovered with the aforementioned OTA.

A Google spokesperson acknowledged the problem this evening:

“We’re aware of this issue and are looking into it.”

https://9to5google.com/2024/01/22/pixel-storage-issue-january-2024-update/
 
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kEvinErd said:
You’ll buy one more Pixel 8 Pro meh.. lol

Anyway the colour also not say very nice. The electric blue on the original Pixel is my favourite. Lol
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That blue very sexy but the white face too contrasty against the screen.
 
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