Google Pixel Latest News,Update: Pixel Versus iPhone 7 Who Will Win?

By Aaron Jordan - 21 Oct '16 10:26AM

Google smartphone Pixel is now trying to compete with other leading smartphones like Apple and Samsung. As for now, this is the perfect time for Pixel to race along with the iPhone 7 as Samsung charred from Galaxy Note 7.

For instance, phone manufacturers are letting their products be checked by the certified laboratory before distributing it worldwide. For Samsung, they preferred to have their own testing process and deliver it to the market directly. However, after several battery explosions, they are now letting their own products checked by the authority as part of their compliance.

The competition between Google and Apple are naturally arising for the premium segment as the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is away. The Pixel devices of Android OS Nougat is really a great counter to an intelligent Siri Apple's iOS 10, according to Can India.

Google Pixel Submerged Underwater For 30 Minutes And Survives https://t.co/N1NtC6qwyS pic.twitter.com/ArlmWMT2b6

— Ubergizmo (@ubergizmo) October 21, 2016

Google assistant Pixel will give the very close and exact specific answer, a direct to the point answer like: "Siri is Apple's intelligent assistant. "The Apple Siri on the other hand, can give an answer and elaborate further information, like answering the exact name and giving his or her role after.

iPhone 7/Plus accounted for 43% of all U.S. iPhone sales in Q3 in just two weeks https://t.co/YizkIuV1F0 pic.twitter.com/clyz7oCxmc — 9to5Mac  (@9to5mac) October 21, 2016

On deciding what smartphone is better to have, consider the prices and the services being offered by each one of them. Who will win between these two rival teams? The final decision of the customer in choosing and buying is the real winner, Khaleej Times reported.

The Pixel's battery power pack is a great advantage compared to the iPhone, but the size also matters. Besides, the iPhone 7 is noted to have a battery that will last longer.

Several phone manufacturers like Apple and Pixel are submitting their products to the CTIA-certified battery labs. The Motorola used to test their own battery like the Samsung, but still use third party labs for the CTIA certification.