u/krdo13

While every product has its downsides or cons, I'm not here to write about that today. I'm writing this post to express how much I love my Google products. So much so that I have bought five pixel phones from Google in my lifetime and I just picked up a Google pixel 4 watch today.

I think the pixel phones have some of the best cameras on the market compared to other phones on the market, the portrait mode specifically takes such high quality. Great photos, and it's so easy to take such great photos at the same time, especially to the same "old" camera on my girlfriend's phone whose company name I won't mention, cough, cough... You know who you are.

I think the Gemini AI release is one of the smartest assistants I've ever had the pleasure of using and I think it is so brilliant to converse with and easy to use. I think most people underutilize Gemini as a tool to create and solve problems as well as make things more efficient but overall just a great soundboard to bounce ideas off of, not to mention they have two great side-by-side AI assistants. One for Google and Gemini with Google being an even better tool for comparing prices on things all across the internet which is incredible for people like me who like to get the best deals on everything and save money.

More so than anything and the real reason I came here to write this right up is actually because of the pixel 4 watch that I picked up today from another user on the market who also loves your products. I think the pixel 4 watch is brilliantly and boldly stepping away from the consumer waste market by making their smartwatch have replaceable parts that you can replace yourself! Having a screen, batteries, and seals that you can replace yourself on your own watch is absolutely brilliant and so refreshing to see in such a high consumer waste market.

I just want to say thank you so much to every Google employee that has worked on the pixel line or the watch line or just doing anything in general for Google, your ingenuity great design and future thinking makes you a pioneer that other companies of your size should follow.

While every product has its downsides or cons, I'm not here to write about that today. I'm writing this post to express how much I love my Google products. So much so that I have bought five pixel phones from Google in my lifetime and I just picked up a Google pixel 4 watch today.

I think the pixel phones have some of the best cameras on the market compared to other phones on the market, the portrait mode specifically takes such high quality. Great photos, and it's so easy to take such great photos at the same time, especially to the same "old" camera on my girlfriend's phone whose company name I won't mention, cough, cough... You know who you are.

I think the Gemini AI release is one of the smartest assistants I've ever had the pleasure of using and I think it is so brilliant to converse with and easy to use. I think most people underutilize Gemini as a tool to create and solve problems as well as make things more efficient but overall just a great soundboard to bounce ideas off of, not to mention they have two great side-by-side AI assistants. One for Google and Gemini with Google being an even better tool for comparing prices on things all across the internet which is incredible for people like me who like to get the best deals on everything and save money.

More so than anything and the real reason I came here to write this right up is actually because of the pixel 4 watch that I picked up today from another user on the market who also loves your products. I think the pixel 4 watch is brilliantly and boldly stepping away from the consumer waste market by making their smartwatch have replaceable parts that you can replace yourself! Having a screen, batteries, and seals that you can replace yourself on your own watch is absolutely brilliant and so refreshing to see in such a high consumer waste market.

I just want to say thank you so much to every Google employee that has worked on the pixel line or the watch line or just doing anything in general for Google, your ingenuity great design and future thinking makes you a pioneer that other companies of your size should follow.

So I recently had a small biopsy done on my foot and I have to elevate it as much as possible when I go camping this week / weekend.

Most of the time we rest anyways, but I was wondering what the best kind of activities were to do while you're resting and having my leg elevated. I'm thinking reading a book or doing some kind of puzzle book or something like that.

Has anyone tried taking apart blades on their electric shavers to clean the hairs underneath getting stuck underneath.

I have a Philips 7000 series and it looks like the blade has two small torx bits and I was wondering if anyone has tried taking them apart to clean them before or if it's even worth it.

I bought my Nvidia shield back in 2019 and at that point I think they'd already been out for a couple of years. Given that I still have it and use it today, I'd say it was well worth it because I still love my Nvidia shield. I have it hooked up to a smaller non-smart TV in my bedroom and it works just as fast as the day I bought it and it's worth noting that it works faster than my "smart" TCL TV in my living room. That always is lagging and freezing.

I think Nvidia should make their own TVs. Kind of surprised they haven't yet