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Google Pixel 2 XL vs Samsung Galaxy Note 8 vs Apple iPhone X: The flagship battle

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t:Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are the new t:smartphones from the search giant and these are pitched as ‘premium’ Android t:flagships. While t:Google says the hardware on Pixel 2 XL and Pixel 2 is pretty much the same, the fact remains the bigger phone has a newer style of t:display with 18:9 t:aspect ratio. That’s something we’re seeing on most of the flagships these days. So how does the Pixel 2 XL match up against the other two flagships in the market: Apple iPhone X and Samsung t:Galaxy t:Note 8? Here’s a quick look. Google Pixel 2 XL vs Galaxy Note 8 vs Apple iPhone X: Design, Display  If you look at all three phones, they are very different with t:Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 being the heaviest and also sporting the biggest display. The Pixel 2 XL has a 6-inch t:POLED 2K display with 18:9 aspect ratio and a reduced bezels on the top and bottom of the smartphone. It has a two tone design, half metal and half glass on the back. Of course, whether customers approve of this will bo

LG V30 Vs iPhone X, Vs Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Vs Google Pixel 2 XL See the Best!

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LG V30 hands-on redview: More exciting than iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 or Google Pixel 2 XL? t:LG introduced us to the 18:9 t:extra-wide t:smartphone display on the t:G6, but the panel on the T;V30 isn't just a simple rehash of that screen. While we're looking at another screen with a pixel-dense 2880 x 1440 t:resolution, instead of an LCD like on the t:G6, the t:V30 goes with a low-latency t:OLED display. Beyond spelling support for t:Google t:Daydream, that means the promise of t:super-saturated, t:extra-bold colors.   Even though the company builds some of the finest t:OLED televisions on the market, LG has stuck to t:LCD panels for its flagships phones recently. That all changes with the V30, which features an OLED display instead. OLED panels offer more vivid colours, deep blacks and in general display more punch than the LCD counterparts. The t:6-inch 2880 x 1440 ‘Full Vision’ t:HDR 10 t:panel here looks immediately better than the one on the G6. It boasts th