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> and it's vanishingly unlikely that Google got this right. this is the fanboy part. I'm not a google fanboy (I own none of their products), but you can frame
by banachtarski 6y ago
> and it's vanishingly unlikely that Google got this right.
this is the fanboy part. I'm not a google fanboy (I own none of their products), but you can frame your comment differently (aka more neutrally). Just say what it is about the air pods you like, ask if google's pixel buds do the same, or just research it yourself and provide information as opposed to speculation. What makes it a fanboy comment is the bias, and you've still done nothing to dissuade me from believing you possess it.
- tfehring 6y agoThat comment was informed by my experience with Google devices more than by my experience with Apple. I don't own airpods and have only owned one Apple device in my life (my current iPhone). But Android devices - across various OEMs including Google, and both stock Android and CM - have always seemed to make simple things far more annoying than they need to be, in my experience. Same with Chromecast. (FYI, I'm the GP commenter but not the one you're replying to directly.)
- scarface74 6y agoThat’s like saying it’s vanishingly unlikely that Google will get a chat app right. It’s precedent.