The source implies improvements to colour vibrancy and battery life. Sounds like progress to me! I’m sure someone will comment otherwise though 🫩

Huh? If you have more salt, you also need more water.

Nope, just seen an exact same reference on the Google Pixel subreddit. It’s just old.

If normal people cared about privacy we wouldn’t be in this situation to begin with and the world would look very different today.

I swear Lemmy users are as naive as I was at age 20.

Man, I really must be getting old if people on Lemmy, a tech-enthusiast social media site, aren’t getting that reference :(

Didn’t Americans decide that dead kids in schools was an acceptable price for the right to own guns, specifically so you can overthrow your government when needed?

You guys aren’t even striking yet. You’re just gonna allow this to happen. You guys elected him again, after it became clear he was a paedophilic capitalist working for the elite. America is lost.

Safari seems snappier.

I’m surprised my Pixel 7 got another update so soon, given it went almost a whole quarter without updates.

You’re thinking backwards. Building colonies on the moon and ultimately Mars would require science investment in recycling materials, air, waste, oxygen, etc. Do you not see the potential benefits of that on earth?

These projects provide vast investments in science here on earth, including creating jobs for the scientific community worldwide. Do you not see the potential benefits of that?

NASA’s budget is miniscule compared to how much you Americans pay for your wars. Iran has already blown through NASA’s total budget for the Artemis programme (which began over a decade ago), in a war that’s been going on for 2 months.

Nobody in NASA or the space community seriously believes in plans to colonise Mars to terraform it. If we could do that, we’d be technologically capable of fixing our own planet.

We wouldn’t have gotten microwaves in the 20th century if we hadn’t gone to the moon.

Stop these pessimistic reductive takes. This is a huge step for humanity to be visiting the moon again.

Maybe consider reading the article before commenting a basic question about said article? What is with this community, honestly…

Lemmy user melts down over headline buzzwords.

AV1 is right there. One has to wonder why all the device manufacturers rushed to implement HEVC but allowed AV1 to dillydally.

Please elaborate.

I disagree, I think it’s a distinctive design that until recently made it very obvious what brand it was.

Now other manufacturers have realised the extra space is beneficial for camera tech so they’re copying the large bar, and just look at the back of the iPhone 17!

Weirdly no news yet on the rumoured FaceID that was supposedly launching with the 11 series.

This is blogspam.

Please post the source - https://www.androidheadlines.com/google-pixel-11

This Doomsday Draconian Demise of Android that everyone on Lemmy has been screaming about sure looks like it’s turning out to be one big nothingburger and just another minor annoyance that power users need to step through once in their life.

What will the Graphene pushers move to next? I predict the age verification stuff.

Congrats…

The “automatically create based on category” feature is meh, but being able to rearrange entire screens is a staple of custom launchers and it’s shocking that the Pixel launcher doesn’t have it. If you want to rearrange a window you have to delete everything and start fresh.

Pack it up lads, this guy doesn’t update his phone so let’s stop updating our phone software.

System-Provided Location Button: You can embed a secure, system-rendered location button via Jetpack. Tapping it grants your app precise location access for the current session only, without triggering a system dialog. Requires the USE_LOCATION_BUTTON permission.

This is pretty neat actually. For apps that I use semi frequently that require location, having to tap “just this time” is a minor annoyance that leads to people just giving full access. Having a button in WhatsApp, for example, so I can quickly share my location and trust that that permission is removed afterwards is pretty handy. Hope developers use it.