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But when I go in and I'm looking for something that will...

I have a Pixel 6a.

I know this thing's four years, four or five years behind the curve, and next year it's going to lose security updates at the end of next year.

But when I go to the store, they still sell it.

And so that's one of those things where, not on the Pixel store, but online, you can still shop for these brand new.

You have a product line, I think, that just adds a lot of confusion and cannibalization of the existing market.

If I have the Duo, great.

He became obsessed with foldable phones because he saw how people in Asia were using them.

Samsung, Pixel, Huawei, they all have had foldable phones for years, even though none of them are hits yet.

Just 1.6% of the 2025 smartphone market was foldables.

But just like it took the iPhone to make smartphones mainstream, Tim Cook thought it would take the iPhone to make the foldable phone mainstream.

Combined with the regulatory pushback on ATT, I think the company may have gone as far as it's willing to go.

This brings us back to the age of the pixel and the significance of moving beyond its dependence on the browser.

Pixels have supplied behavioral feedback data since the 90s, and the economic value of learning from an advertiser's customers is well established.

CAPI changes the durability of that connection.

An advertiser can transmit conversion information directly from its own systems to a platform's servers, outside of the purview of browsers and operating systems.

uh all right yes and the motorola foldable white foldable is also coming at some point uh no idea about the price no about the the motorola is doing like a pretty big comeback in terms of like uh what was it graphene os if you care about like super secure uh mobile uh operating system uh because the pixel pixel 11 uh is dropping support for Graphene OS.

Graphene OS, yeah, yeah, yeah, halted due to lack of MTE support.

So the Pixel device has been the only one where you can run Graphene OS so far.

After a week, we are unable to complete the port due to lack of support for ARM hardware memory tagging in software.

Firmware and near certainly hardware, it appears Google cut an important security feature to save money.

Anyways.

Well, if it works out, good.

But yeah, Pixel phones were the GrapheneOS phones, basically.

So maybe this is something you really don't want, because I really don't want a foldable that opens up into a tablet.

Samsung has one, and I think Google has one, and I'm a Pixel person.

But no, I don't want to carry the extra weight, because it does weigh double the size of a regular bar phone.

You know, they're saying it's lighter.