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Google’s Project Fi is the company’s attempt at tapping into the markets of pre-paid carriers. While it hasn’t been among the most successful of their projects, Google continues to push it. The latest such effort today led to the announcement of Project Fi exclusive Moto X4 Android One smartphone.
The Moto X4 was announced earlier this month at the IFA 2017. However back then the US was not one of the countries where the phone was made available. However it is now official that the Moto X4 would indeed come to the US – and it would come as an Android One smartphone.
Google’s Android One Project began in 2014 and was almost dead on arrival. However in 2017 Google gave a renewed push to the project with the launch of Xiaomi’s Mi A1 and now the Moto X4. Following the acquisition of their Pixel team, HTC too is expected to release an Android One device – HTC U11 Life.
Let us now take a look at the specifications of the Moto X4:
Motorola’s gen-next Moto X smartphone comes out into the markets with a 5.3 inched IPS display. It runs on the Android Nougat OS but is expected to soon get an Android Oreo update. Google also promised that the Android P OS update too, would be coming to this phone next year.
The Moto X4 Android One Device comes with a guaranteed upgrade to Android P OS.
The phone Runs on 3GB of RAM and is powered by a Snapdragon 630 processor. However, one of the biggest attractions is the dual cameras on the back. The phone comes out with a dual-camera setup of 12MP+8MP on the back, as well as a 16MP camera on the front along with a front-facing flash.
The Moto X4 comes out into the markets in two color variants – Super Black and Sterling Blue. The phone is priced in at $399 and will be exclusive to the Project Fi network.
Source: Google
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Last week the Bose QuietComfort 35 II headphones were spotted at a Best Buy store. The retail box listed that the headphones would support Google Assistant. Today, Google and Bose have issued press statements officially announcing the device.
The headphones were leaked a couple of weeks ago too, when images inside the Google app hinted that Google is working on a headphones that would run the Google Assistant. These are Google’s Bisto line of headphones and the Bose QuietComfort 35 II has reportedly been code-named ‘Baywolf’ internally.
The lone button on the left earcup triggers the Google Assistant.
Bose QuietComfort 35 II comes out into the markets with three buttons on the right earcup which control the volume and other general functions. However the thing that intrigues us the most is the button on the left. Pressing and holding the button would trigger the Google Assistant.
These headphones come out in two variants – Black and White. The price has been set at $350. Those looking forward to buy the Bose QuietComfort 35 II must keep in mind that the Google Assistant would function only in US, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, and the U.K.
With the Bose QuietComfort 35 II connected, you wouldn’t even need to touch your phone for many common actions.
The headphones also offer an incredible level of noise cancellation and an impressive battery life of up to 20 hours.
Source: Google
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