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It is, therefore, no surprise that the new Pixel 2 gets a DxOMark of 98, which is four more than that socks machine Suppliers of the iPhone 8 Plus.Winner: Google Pixel 2 for its AI-based feature setup.Software:This is where it gets tricky. Apple’s iOS 11 has been tuned and modified especially for the iPhone X’s button-less hardware. There’s a gesture-based navigation that has yet to prove its practicality in the real world uغير مجاز مي باشدe scenarios. Rest apart, iOS has always been about simplicity and rich content, and the latest iOS 11 packs a lot of under-the-hood improvements, which should make for a fairly great experience on the iPhone X.
You even have Augmented Reality support built into the OS for enjoying AR-based apps and games.The Pixel 2 is based on the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence. It runs Android 8.0 Oreo with a revamped Pixel launcher on top. There are a lot of clever features such as Google Lens, which will identify contents of a picture and show information. Pixel 2 will be the first Android phone with Google’s new ARCore that won’t need additional AR hardware. Rest apart, it’s usual Android stuff here — no fancy gesture-based navigation.Winner: Apple iPhone X for an intuitive softwareCameras:We haven’t tested these phones yet but they have a lot going on in the optics department. The iPhone X is expected to fair as good as the iPhone 8 Plus as it has a dual camera sensor at the back and will carry all those fancy portrait mode features. We have seen how great the camera performs in the iPhone 8 Plus (Check it out here) and we expect the iPhone X to improve upon that.The Pixel 2 with its single lens camera has claimed the highest DxOMark of 98, which automatically puts it ahead of the brilliant iPhone 8 Plus.
Google’s clever algorithms along with the camera hardware capture a greater dynamic range and can do portrait photos on both the front and rear cameras. Unless DxOMark tests the iPhone X, the Pixel 2 takes the title here.Winner: Google Pixel 2SecurityThe iPhone X has attracted limelight with its FaceID authentication that Apple promises to work in any light conditions. That’s due to some extremely sophisticated technology working in real-time. Google didn’t mention the presence of any sophisticated facial recognition feature on the Pixel 2. This means that you still have your good old fingerprint sensor to prevent others checking out your data. However, Android is a platform that is more susceptible to vulnerabilities than iOS — thanks to its open source nature.
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