Pixel XL review: Google's new phone isn't a Nexus—it's better

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Top Stories @PCWorld Oct 18, 2016 Pixel XL review: Google's new phone isn't a Nexus—it's better Google's first in-house phone is a delightful holistic experience that might make you think twice about Apple or Samsung. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti can give prebuilt PCs a big gaming boost • 57% off RAVPower FileHub Wireless Hard Drive, WiFi Bridge & Sharing Media Streamer - Deal Alert • I switched from an iPhone to Google's Pixel phone and survived • Hackers hide stolen payment-card data inside website product images • WikiLeaks blames U.S. for cutting Assange's internet connection • To unlock phones, feds demand all occupants surrender fingerprints • 9% off Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera - Deal Alert • Amazon wants your photos: Family Vault will be a pix-sharing perk for Prime users • Qualcomm's 5G preview: high frequencies, 5-gigabit speed • Why I love Google's Pixel XL and think it's worth $769 • Cheap airfares: Google Flights helps you snag the best by predicting price changes • A new widget gives you a quick view of traffic conditions in Google Maps beta • Half of U.S. adults are profiled in police facial recognition databases • 63% off TaoTronics LED Desk Lamp, (Dimmable, Touch Control, 5 Color Modes, USB Charging Port) - Deal Alert Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti can give prebuilt PCs a big gaming boost Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 1050 and GeForce GTX 1050 Ti graphics cards are downright affordable and don't require any extra power connectors. Read More ▶ 57% off RAVPower FileHub Wireless Hard Drive, WiFi Bridge & Sharing Media Streamer - Deal Alert This action packed file hub is highly rated, and dramatically discounted now on Amazon. Read More ▶ I switched from an iPhone to Google's Pixel phone and survived Google tried to simplify the process of moving to a Pixel from the iPhone. Here's how that shook out for one Apple die-hard. Read More ▶ Hackers hide stolen payment-card data inside website product images Attackers compromise online shops and store stolen payment-card details inside legitimate image files in order to avoid detection. Read More ▶ WikiLeaks blames U.S. for cutting Assange's internet connection WikiLeaks is accusing U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry of trying to stop the site from publishing stolen emails from a Hillary Clinton aide. Read More ▶ To unlock phones, feds demand all occupants surrender fingerprints U.S. investigators are exercising a broad legal authority to force suspects to unlock their smartphones. In a recent case, they demanded that anyone found inside a California residence give up their fingerprints. Read More ▶ 9% off Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera - Deal Alert With Nest Cam Indoor, you can check in -- even when you're out. 24/7 live streaming. No dead batteries. And a versatile magnetic stand that lets you put it anywhere. Nest Cam is currently discounted 9% on Amazon. Read More ▶ Amazon wants your photos: Family Vault will be a pix-sharing perk for Prime users Amazon's latest Prime perk lets the whole family pool their photos into a single, shared online storage space. And if you buy more stuff along the way, Amazon won't mind. Read More ▶ Qualcomm's 5G preview: high frequencies, 5-gigabit speed 5G networks will be five times as fast as the quickest LTE technology by using the highest cellular frequencies ever, according to Qualcomm, which provided a glimpse of a next-generation modem on Tuesday. Read More ▶ Why I love Google's Pixel XL and think it's worth $769 It's fast. It's intelligent. And I've never used an Android phone quite so full of surprise and delight. Read More ▶ Cheap airfares: Google Flights helps you snag the best by predicting price changes Cheap airfares: Everyone wants them, and Google Flights will help by telling you when prices are expected to go up—or down. Read More ▶ A new widget gives you a quick view of traffic conditions in Google Maps beta Find out if the coast is clear or if you need to take a different route as you're about to head out the door. Read More ▶ Half of U.S. adults are profiled in police facial recognition databases Photographs of nearly half of all U.S. adults—117 million people—are collected in police facial recognition databases across the country with little regulation over how the networks are searched and used, according to a new study. Read More ▶ 63% off TaoTronics LED Desk Lamp, (Dimmable, Touch Control, 5 Color Modes, USB Charging Port) - Deal Alert This desk lamp is more than just a light. The USB port tucked away behind the touch panel comes handy for when your smartphone or tablet needs a quick charge. Read More ▶

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