The Google Pixel smartphone has evolved significantly since its first generation was released in October 2016. Today’s Pixel 8 has double the memory and storage of the Pixel 1, along with stereo sound (instead of a speaker), a display that’s 1.2 inches larger, and much more.
Beyond specs that impress consumers, though, Google increasingly positions Pixel products as enterprise devices. Pixel 8 Pro supports biometric authentication and is compatible with Wi-Fi 7. It also natively runs a version of Google’s generative artificial intelligence large language model; known as Gemini Nano, the model…
Beyond specs that impress consumers, though, Google increasingly positions Pixel products as enterprise devices. Pixel 8 Pro supports biometric authentication and is compatible with Wi-Fi 7. It also natively runs a version of Google’s generative artificial intelligence large language model; known as Gemini Nano, the model…
