Google filtered Google pixel 2 features, suggest the return of the Nexus

With regard to last year, I think we all agree that Google did not do anything right. The abandonment of the Nexus family and the arrival of the Pixel “made by Google” did not have much success. Removing these smartphones are the best thing when it comes to experience, Google has turned in a direction that has not liked too[Read More…]

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