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Welcome to Pixelated episode 124. This week, Damien, Abner, and Will dive into the announcement of Motorola's flagship return in North America, the Signature 27. Is a $1,600 non-foldable the comeback everyone hoped for, or is this device doomed by rising component costs? Then, with Apple's HomeView smart display set to launch next week, the gang examines Google's lack of a moder...

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Welcome to Pixelated episode 123. This week, Damien and Abner share their earliest impressions of the Fitbit Edge, Google's latest fitness tracker that promises to split the difference between the Fitbit Air and the Pixel Watch 5. After, the gang gets bleak about the future of RAM prices before turning their attention to Apple one last time to ask...good lord what is happening i...

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Welcome to Pixelated episode 122. This week, Abner, Damien, and Will discuss the first slate of iPhone Duo reviews, as Apple dives headfirst into a crowded foldable field for thee very first time. What should Android OEMs learn from the iPhone Duo, and what did Apple fail to catch up to the competition on? As always, there's plenty to discuss. Enjoy the show? You can listen t...

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Welcome to Pixelated episode 121. This week, Abner, Damien, and Will dive deep into Google's new laptop platform, Googlebook. From hardware impressions across review units to making sense of the earliest days of desktop Android, there's a ton of ground to cover. What sort of future awaits Googlebook, and is it right for what you want out of a laptop? You'll need to listen to fin...

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