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Looking back on the year past is what December is all about, and we've been doing a little bit of that over the last couple of weeks. We started off by going over our battery charts to pick the phones that have the best battery life and then identified the top displays. Now it's time for the cameras. Oh, and mind you, we're talking rear cameras. We'll do another one of these specifically for front-facing shooters, because there are a bunch of selfie-focused handsets that don't necessarily do an amazing job with their rear cams. Google Pixel 2 XL / Pixel 2 - Computational photography FTW We can go ahead and cautiously declare the Goolge Pixel our favorite camera for the second year in a row. The Pixel 2 and 2 XL build upon the already great original Pixel, swapping out the 1/2.3" sensor for a smaller 1/2.6" one, but this one has dual pixels for faster autofocus. More importantly, though, the Pixel 2 and 2 XL use the 12 million phase detection agents for ana...

When Google 'the maker of Android' creates hardware for its massively popular platform, everyone sits up and takes notice. This is why the entire tech world is abuzz with the latest release of the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL! Last year the Pixel and its older bigger brother the Pixel XL took over the helm of the Nexus lineup of devices and it was a fan favorite with its radical back design and arguably the best camera on an Android device. What has changed from now to then? Let’s find out in the top things that Google have changed in the Pixel 2! 1. IP67 Certification One of the points that drew much flak from the Android enthusiast community was the lack of water and dust resistance on the first generation Pixel devices. Well, Google has listened to those complaints and now the Pixel 2 as well as the Pixel 2 XL comes with IP67 certification which means that these phones are better at weathering the elements than ever before! 2. No 3.5mm Headphone Jack When Google launched the Pixel...

Google has debuted a new UPI-based payments app in India and calling it Google Tez. The rumors have been making rounds for a while now and today, the Tez app has gone live on iOS and Android Play stores. This will let users in India to securely link up their phones with their bank accounts and then send and receive payments in physical stores and online, and for person-to-person money transfers.banks across the country. “Send money home to your family, split a dinner bill with friends, or pay the neighbourhood chaiwala. Make all payments big or small, directly from your bank account with Tez, Google’s new digital payment app for India,” says Google. Google Tez is available for download on Apple App Store and Google Play Store for iOS and Android devices respectively. Tez is based on Unified Payments Interface (or UPI) and has support for multitude of banks across the country. As with other UPI apps, Tez requires you to input your phone number, through which it links your bank account s...