Google bought Motorola along with all its patents. They sold only the mobile phone unit to Lenovo, retaining all the patents. To say that they sold what they bought for $9.5 billion less is just wrong.
They also get the strategy behind buying and selling Motorola wrong. At the time Samsung was building their own mobile OS to replace android, that made Google enter the hardware business as a response. Ultimately they made a deal that Google will sell Motorola and in return Samsung would stop developing another OS to replace android.
As a firmware engineer let me tell you why Google sucks in hardware: the way they hire people. They hire people using the same generalist software interview by testing "scaling an algorithm to the order" method instead of how you build and integrate stuff with specialist domain knowledge. Apple does the opposite and only hire specialists focus on one area, the only area, from the vendor or competitor that are good at it, and keep them there only for that kind of work. Google will never have good hardware if they keep hiring generalists trying to do specialists jobs, they will only get people who spend all their time preparing for the Google style interview, and then sit in their generalists cubicle doing generalists work and then get stuck on specialists work.
wow thats a deep comment !. this is the real answer i was looking for !. i was suspicious about their employees and i knew they dont have the right people for the right work position, but your answer just cleared everything. really sad to hear this i am really sad for google that doesnt have a unite vision, so sad //.
@@arash5550 I don't think it is a united vision thing, but rather the focus of the business. They want to be flexible in the people they can do with, rather than getting stuck with a team of specialist that they have to layoff if a program is not successful, or people with nothing to do when their work is done. Idle employees are expensive, so are unresolved issues that they don't know how to fix, and Apple and Google take different priorities on this.
@ apple fanboy spoted . iOS is a knock off android how about that and what android makes now apple just copies it 3years later and calls it revolutionary how about that you brainless apple fan
No, they are like a Doctor who is also an Engineer. Google is the most technologically advanced company on the planet. They literally own the worlds first successful attempt at a Quantum Computer.
because all their major platforms are free. google (largest and most popular search engine and worlds most visited site), you tube (where you are watching the video and the largest video streaming platform) and gmail (most popular e-mail) are still free and we all know nothing is actually free.
6:02 everyone knows they aquired Motorola to protect Android since Motorola was sitting on a lot of very relevant patents. They sold Motorola to Lenovo but kept the patents. This guy is obviously a real expert.
@@caydenthompson126 no its not. check out realme x2 pro. google could totally make a phone like that way easier since bigger company and probaly price it lower
And you get free traffic information, that would be saving motorists incredible amounts of time. Without everyone logging in to their ecosystem, that wouldn't be possible.
because theyre from america and youre not. imagine in your country trump got voted for and 70% would still belive that god exists. what do you think would the media landscape look like then? they need to appeal to the average consumer so duh its utter garbage.
I live in a country of a billion+ people and I've never seen anyone use a Pixel phone ever, while iPhones are everywhere despite being priced higher than most places in the world.
true same here ,i am from a tier 2 city but i have seen a guy in the same year with iphoneX when it was launched at around ₹1lakh but never seen or heard anyone with a pixel phone.
Google uses other businesses to manufacture their hardware. Hardware is like a taxi for them. They want to be the taxi company, instead of making the hardware.
well technically google sells hardware so they can push more google services on google hardware and im a pixel 4 XL user. They own android and so many more things they can push their software services on their hardware
@Francesco Messina they use 90hz to justify the fact that everything else about it is trash for it's price, and suckers like u fall for it. There are other cheaper phones with 90hz
To have bought Nest (full of iPhone engineers) and ended up with no iPhone equivalent from that team, but only a thermostat and some video camera, is a big waste of talents.
Despite the struggles I've had mostly good experiences with Google's hardware. Battery and price aside (and I personally have no problems with my battery life) but the Pixel 4 is a fantastic piece of hardware. Both of my Chromecast work as advertised and have been a fantastic addition to my home. The Google Home mini is also a nice touch.
mac berry poor google they are never going to make money. I mean who wants to be an internet company? They’ll be better off manufacturing cooking pots.
@@jayt3972 it's good for Google but bad for consumers. Right now Google pushes security updates each month and when they finally bypass carriers to update phones they will start updating phone week or every other week if we're lucky. That is what you get when you deal with a internet company, you get speed work hit or miss quality
@@macberry4048 But AT&T, Verizon etc are none of the things you mentioned. No hardware, no software, and no internet expertise. They just accumilate a few google updates then push out at once.
@@divertiti nah then they would have been actually successful. At least software engineer are generally have above average iq and they are pretty versatile as well
@@nerdflicknowsmile No it isn't, it has no adhesive or protective measures to keep dust or water out. It's also failed water-resistant tests. So it's pretty clear that you know nothing about this phone.
Google Glass was ahead of its time, people are so stupid to complain that it had a camera and they were worried about users taking pictures while others didn’t know. Like we’re so surrounded by cameras now and sites/apps that track out every move that it makes no sense, if people weren’t so stupid to complain then we could’ve been wearing AR Glasses like we wear Apple Watches
It's a search engine at the core. So it's source of revenue is ONLINE advertising. Android comes with Google's services included. All phone companies outsourcing Android OS needs to include Google's apps. Hardware companies are also phone companies called OEM. Hardware is peripheral to Google's expansion that is to expand its SEARCH ENGINE on your phones. You click on an Ad on your phone, the adviser and Google get their cut.
Google is not "Struggling" with anything, it was a click baited title to make you click on the video, relative to the rest of google, the technology sales are not making much, however if you stopped and thought about it before making a video, they are still making 6.1 BILLION, this is still a vast amount that would make a very successful company, google is not struggling, it is a vastly successful company
Lost all faith in google when all my photo’s automatically synced onto my photos in google+. Highly invading of privacy was an understatement and the process of deleting was even more of a nightmare.
brandon dixon Google has enough cash flow to develop Stadia indefinitely. I personally don’t think Stadia is actually meant to be a traditional console like Xbox or PlayStation. I believe google is just positioning themselves in the ‘gaming’ space in preparation to launch some proprietary VR advancement they have been working on.
I have stadia not as main console but cheap complement to Nintendo Switch. No ads and it plays Borderlands 3 pretty smooth at 1080p. But I love my NS more.
I think the acquisition you reffered as "Bust" is a strategic move in efficiently gather your infos. If you notice, most of their acquisitions are lined with lifestyle devices and the roles of tech acquisition is about making their products which are programmed based on the collective information from those lifestyle lined devices...
They are creepy that is why. Who in their right mind would allow such an intrusive company into their private lives? 1984 was not an instruction manual.
In india living in big city NAGPUR i have seen totally in my life in all over india I have seen more Taj mahals than pixels Taj mahals i saw=1 Pixel phones i saw=0
As long as you're conscious of the data their collecting and how to manage it, you can decide what you want them to know about you and how they use it. I use ad blockers and disable any google app notifications that aren't useful to me, so I'm getting minimal ads while benefiting from the personalized features and search results in their software.
"If you are using googles products, your helping google sell you ads" - oh so me watching this video on google giving me ads now influenced their ads to be about CNBC. What a smart move CNBC.
Google’s assistant is one of the best on the market, it’s fast, it almost always hears commands correctly, it gives proper answers to almost all questions
I have been using Chrome and Edge lately extensively. The reasons I keep going back to Edge is for the screen capture right click, so easy and convenient! Especially for making power point presentation. Chromebook is just not user friendly or letting user poke around the features and quickly learn the functions with esse. I can't live without screen capture now 😅
@Destiny tran OH YES, they are the WORST company I've ever experienced so far. They no joke, REFUSED to refund me after I bought a Lenovo laptop from their own website. Laptop had crap build quality, with holes in the casing, misplaced speakers, etc. And their customer service lies to you, and they all say "Oh sorry, we can't help you since your case is being handled by one of our managers." And the reason why I'm even calling them is because the manager hasn't responded to my 3 emails in over 2 weeks!! If you want to get ripped off, get a Lenovo. If you wanna know what happened in the end, after 6 months of fighting with them, I got my credit card company involved and they finally "refunded" me by locked my own money to a prepaid Lenovo card w/ a bunch of fees.
12:50 "if you're using a google product, you are helping google sell you better ads" This video was uploaded to RUclips, which is owned by Google. There's no question... I'm definitely helping google sell me better ads.
I'm swiss so yeah a lot of people in Switzerland speak german but a big part of it speaks french too. I mostly have ads in german from Google and rarely in french. From my perspective, Google miserably fails to give me "better ads". In fact, I've never bought something from a Google ad so it remains a great mistery to me how they can even start to be successful.
Hard to believe what a headstart Nest had in the smart Thermostat market and how much Google squandered that lead. Now Ecobee is considered first before Nest, in that product segment. Google should be way ahead of Amazon in the smart speaker market by now...but they aren't.
I really don't understand this comment section? I've owned a few pixels and they are by far the best phones I've used including an Iphone. When I use my Iphone for work I truly feel like I am stepping back in time IMHO. You can say that the hardware is out of date but it outperforms phones with higher specs, just search it!!! When it comes to editing video for example it outperforms almost every phone!!!!!! The pixel line has moved the ENTIRE industry forward with things like Nightsight so much so that Apple does it now, but Google gets no credit for it, absolutely none. Would you like to compare Google Assistant to Siri, would you also like to compare Google Maps to Apple Maps? This isn't to say that Apple doesnt do some things better but this year it seems like a massive PR push to discredit this phone I really wonder if this is Apples doing given that the Pixel is now available on all the major carriers. Let me give you a difference on expectations and value for those complaining about the price of the phone. 1st the Pixel phone is offered for a 100 dollars off within the first month for the unlocked version at Best Buy and there are black friday deals that are buy 1 get 1 free and other half off deals with your standard carrier payment plan. Is that too much for a really good phone with a few flaws? :Lets put this in comparison to the Airpod pros from Apple starting at 250 dollars, and when I say 250 dollars I mean that amount NO DISCOUNT!!!!!! Tech reviewers rave about it''s noise cancelling well at 250 dollars pretty much whatever wireless headphones you buy from bose, sony, sennheiser etc. is going be really good to great at noise cancelling and in some cases a lot better in the noise cancelling department but Apple gets credit for doing something we should EXPECT at that price point, with again NO DISCOUNTS anywhere!!!!!! The originals airpods right now after a year are 10 dollars off, but people don't feel like this is a problem because it's Apple. This type of sentiment keeps the entire space stagnant we except mediocrity as success and ignore true innovation, and 250 dollar noise cancelling headphones is not innovation it's what you should expect!!!!
I think they try to apply the same concept that makes them successful with google website by being simplistic. Remember Yahoo search, there are always a tons of news and advertising around the search bar and that's why it failed to compete against google. Well, google also has better searching algorithms. But you are right. That simplicity concept doesnt work with hardware because consumers love flashy items and Google devices look like a box compared to apple devices. It will be difficult to step out of their core concept, though.
They price everything high and nothing sales and after that they give discounts until the product sell out. They really didn't want to make the pixel 3a but they finally realized that if their phone is the same price as the iPhone than people will just buy the iPhone
I have the Pixel 2 XL and it's a nice phone IMO it would have sold better if Google did two things: 1. They calibrated the screen correctly out of the box 2. They sold it with other carriers and not just Verizon The reason I bought it was because it was the only phone with CDMA and an unlockable bootloader which allowed me to use the unlocked version of the phone on Verizons network (the Verizon model is unacceptable, they lock the bootloader)
I've been in the Google ecosystem since 2011 when I got my very first smartphone. I knowingly know that Google collects my personal information to sell me products. I see everyday. I put on my location and it directs me to local businesses I can buy product or services from. I have never owned a google hardware product. I wanted the Pixel 4, but I decided to go Samsung. Later this year I will be looking for a new smartphone. Samsung, Apple, and Oneplus is on the shortlist.
I think the Google can become a big hardware player on strength of their software prowess. I use the Pixel 3a, and it is a fantastic device. It's not SUPER fast, but still runs smoothly enough, the camera is A+ and even though it uses plastic, it feels quite premium in its material. They do need to work harder on getting some of the basics right with their top-line phones but I feel that will happen in the next 2-3 years.
I love google, but as an artist, I use an iPad pro and iPhone. Google doesn't have a product for visual artists, but I use google photos and many other google apps. I love searching with Chrome and find the best images there to inspire my art. (And my TV is mostly tuned to RUclips)
I work in IT, that being said, most of my co-workers have a Pixel or iPhone, my next phone will be a Pixel. Here is the thing, we are the ones friends and family turn to for tech advise and when ask whats the best phone to get, we are going to recommend the Pixel or iPhone. Samsung, LG and others install to much bloatware on their devices and people recognize this and will start to gravitate toward the Pixel if they want an Android phone. Amazon and Google are fighting over a much more important market, our daily lives. Google Home and Amazon's Alexa are fighting over who will control our homes, from controlling our room temperatures and lights, to how and what services we use to consume media, to how and where we shop for groceries and where we are located 24 hours a day 365 days a year. As the consumer we are going to get a lot of value out of using these services in return we are going to give out information on our most basic habits and all illusions of privacy will be gone, don't get me wrong, they are gone now, your just unaware of that fact.
I have own Pixel2 and Google mini 2 years ago. I like them. Actually, their products are very user friendly and price is good compare with other products that I have before. I just install Google Nest devices and provide a Chrome book in my Airbnb house in Drumheller, Alberta. I believe that my investment will has a good return. I don't care how percentage avenue in their profile and in the market, because I just want to make a right and smart choice.
Google bought Motorola along with all its patents. They sold only the mobile phone unit to Lenovo, retaining all the patents. To say that they sold what they bought for $9.5 billion less is just wrong.
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That's exactly what I said when I heard it in the video.
They also get the strategy behind buying and selling Motorola wrong. At the time Samsung was building their own mobile OS to replace android, that made Google enter the hardware business as a response. Ultimately they made a deal that Google will sell Motorola and in return Samsung would stop developing another OS to replace android.
@@element4element4 source?
@@robertjusic9097 He probably means Tizen? I remember theres been budget Samsung phones running Tizen OS alongside their higher tier android devices.
As a firmware engineer let me tell you why Google sucks in hardware: the way they hire people. They hire people using the same generalist software interview by testing "scaling an algorithm to the order" method instead of how you build and integrate stuff with specialist domain knowledge. Apple does the opposite and only hire specialists focus on one area, the only area, from the vendor or competitor that are good at it, and keep them there only for that kind of work. Google will never have good hardware if they keep hiring generalists trying to do specialists jobs, they will only get people who spend all their time preparing for the Google style interview, and then sit in their generalists cubicle doing generalists work and then get stuck on specialists work.
wow thats a deep comment !. this is the real answer i was looking for !. i was suspicious about their employees and i knew they dont have the right people for the right work position, but your answer just cleared everything. really sad to hear this i am really sad for google that doesnt have a unite vision, so sad //.
@@arash5550 I don't think it is a united vision thing, but rather the focus of the business. They want to be flexible in the people they can do with, rather than getting stuck with a team of specialist that they have to layoff if a program is not successful, or people with nothing to do when their work is done. Idle employees are expensive, so are unresolved issues that they don't know how to fix, and Apple and Google take different priorities on this.
So. Very. True.
This is very insightful, thank you
You'd been there?
Google is so proud of what its doing that it puts this video on my recommendation
You love Google so much that you actually clicked on the video and saw it
Lol
nope. its just that every american tradinional media outlet gets onto the frontpage as soon as it has 4 or 5 clicks withing a 6 hour span.
True
자신을 비판하는 컨텐츠를 추천할만큼 공정하니까 좋은거임. 즉 구글이 실제 잘하고 있는거임
After 13 minutes
Me: so why is google struggling with hardware?
They can't stop making knockoff Apple products.
Beats Beats yeah because every phone is a knock off of apple
@ apple fanboy spoted . iOS is a knock off android how about that and what android makes now apple just copies it 3years later and calls it revolutionary how about that you brainless apple fan
@@mamajoe7801 another apple fan boy
Everyone copies everyone. ll companies steal, be it apple or Google or Sony or Microsoft or Amazon. Consumers benefit from this stealing.
Answer: "Too many cooks in the kitchen."
J Ko Apple has just one? Tim
Correct!! And no Master Chef.
Ananth Jones lol
"Spoil the food"
Too many cooks will spoil the broth, but they'll fill our hearts with love!
Google is like a doctor trying to be an engineer.
google is like a theologian pretending to be a physicist.
LOL
At least they are trying. Meanwhile other firms out there are like a bird who’s afraid of heights.
No, they are like a Doctor who is also an Engineer. Google is the most technologically advanced company on the planet. They literally own the worlds first successful attempt at a Quantum Computer.
And you like a like baiter
Google in a nutshell: "An advertisement company"
It's Alphabet's fault really. I think. 😕
@@leonellthelion enlighten me please
because all their major platforms are free. google (largest and most popular search engine and worlds most visited site), you tube (where you are watching the video and the largest video streaming platform) and gmail (most popular e-mail) are still free and we all know nothing is actually free.
Pretty much.
@@brajeshsingh2391 If you like your privacy, you can keep your privacy, but you have to pay for it. So yes, nothing is actually free.
Me and my wife love our Chrome cast we use it literally everyday honestly one of the best purchases I made lol
Google does amazing things when they try to make affordable products
Google started pretty neat with their collaborative Nexus series. I wish they could've continued with them!
The fact you could run linux on the Nexus phones was badass aswell. Truly a solid experience.
Why? That was a reference program. Now they make real products.
Google really needs to look at solving bigger problems rather than making phones.
@@luxushauseragency Like, Quantum Computing 😍
@@RichardServello They don't... I'm using one right now it's a LG branded with Pixel 2 Xl
So we pay google just to help them advertise even more
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I mean, same for Amazon tho
that's their strategy.
And Facebook. If it's free online the likely source of revenue is ads that target you based on the data they collect when you use their services.
@Shourya Aswal It shouldn't. A pyramid operates very different.
They release phones that should've been released the year before.
Three years before
@Alex 2017 ? The only Pixel that wasn't polished before release was the OG Pixel, and Google offered replacements if you had problems.
@Alex 2017 I own a Pixel 2 and never felt like its unpolished or anything. Unlike my Galaxy S7, S6 edge plus and S2...
Kieran Dunn Pixel 4 with its insecure facial recognition, poor battery life, inconsistent 90 Hz refresh rate, low quality video, and poor hardware build quality?
Apple and Samsung do that more than Google. The Nexus 4 and iPhone 6 have about the same specs, but the Nexus 4 came out 2 years earlier
6:02 everyone knows they aquired Motorola to protect Android since Motorola was sitting on a lot of very relevant patents. They sold Motorola to Lenovo but kept the patents. This guy is obviously a real expert.
The title should be
*Google's hardware and pricing problem*
Edit- Thanks for 1K Likes Guys
Exactly
Agreed,
Google doesn't make bad hardware just at the worst prices. If the pixel 4 was $400 I'd pick it up in a heart beat.
@@theinquisitor18 Nah starting at $600 is fair.
@@theinquisitor18 Yet iphone prices are out of the chart and people still buy it. The stupidity is real.
@@caydenthompson126 no its not. check out realme x2 pro. google could totally make a phone like that way easier since bigger company and probaly price it lower
"If you're using a Google product, you're helping Google sell you better ads."
Don't care
You're going to get ads anyway, why not want better ads
You are using their product even now🤷🤷
Everytime you are using a Google software, you are using an expensive product for free
And you get free traffic information, that would be saving motorists incredible amounts of time. Without everyone logging in to their ecosystem, that wouldn't be possible.
LOL glassholes. Never heard anyone ever say that.
Guys who install glass windows on construction sites are glassholes. It's an old term. Electricians are sparkies and plumbers are called turd herders.
Why CNBC struggles with good news
because theyre from america and youre not. imagine in your country trump got voted for and 70% would still belive that god exists. what do you think would the media landscape look like then? they need to appeal to the average consumer so duh its utter garbage.
@ Fanboy?????
Gee I wonder how google got the idea to make the camera bump square
@@olivervukusic2911 keep it coming 😂😂😂
I live in a country of a billion+ people and I've never seen anyone use a Pixel phone ever, while iPhones are everywhere despite being priced higher than most places in the world.
China ?
@@whatohhellnoholduphuhohok.8205 india
So true!! But I’ve seen two pixel phones tho. But fr I’ve seen more Apple watches in India than pixel phones
Let me guess.... India!?
true same here ,i am from a tier 2 city but i have seen a guy in the same year with iphoneX when it was launched at around ₹1lakh but never seen or heard anyone with a pixel phone.
Google uses other businesses to manufacture their hardware.
Hardware is like a taxi for them. They want to be the taxi company, instead of making the hardware.
well technically google sells hardware so they can push more google services on google hardware and im a pixel 4 XL user. They own android and so many more things they can push their software services on their hardware
You need a pill company for your medicine needs
Most companies use 3rd party manufacturers.
Because they release a 2017 phone with 2020 pricing
@Francesco Messina they use 90hz to justify the fact that everything else about it is trash for it's price, and suckers like u fall for it. There are other cheaper phones with 90hz
90hz only activates when the brightness is at 75%< so most people don't even get it. And a shit battery means it doesn't last
@Francesco Messina i think u should do the thinking cuz u can't even spell think 😂😂😂🤡
Edward Tay Wouldn’t an IPhone be a better option then?
Edward Tay A IPhone 11 and 11 pro would cheaper though. It would probably be like in the 500s for the 11.
Google never wanted Motorola; just its patents.
So Samsung uses there stuff like google maps durring that time CNBC doesn't tell you lots lol
Glass holes LOL
Gold
I died 🤣
@Hutch black There's a difference between having money to burn and actually burning it. This thing was a waste.
8:11
"The project was such a flop that the adopters of the product were referred to as glassholes"
Google: *_chuckles behind the curtains_*
When I see title: why google struggles with hardware?
Boy, google is a software company!
Though I was disappointed with Google selling off Motorola, I'm very satisfied with my Pixel 3a.
Simple truth is Google doesn't have a leader who is interested in hardware...
sundar pichai never even once came on stage for any pixel device
RaheEl Google’s hardware division doesnt have the leadership needed. Osterloh sucked a lot.
That's not true at all. Sundar Pichai was the first guy that came on stage for the original pixel as well as Pixel 2 launch event.
To have bought Nest (full of iPhone engineers) and ended up with no iPhone equivalent from that team, but only a thermostat and some video camera, is a big waste of talents.
@@maggiejetson7904 I don't know of any iPhone equivalent in any consumer hardware industry.
@@nadeemshaikh7863 Nest hired away a large percentage of the iPhone engineers, but they didn't come up with enough stuff that shows the result.
Despite the struggles I've had mostly good experiences with Google's hardware. Battery and price aside (and I personally have no problems with my battery life) but the Pixel 4 is a fantastic piece of hardware. Both of my Chromecast work as advertised and have been a fantastic addition to my home. The Google Home mini is also a nice touch.
Video: why Google struggles with hardware
Me: cus it's a software company
@Aptos Aiden no
Even worst its a internet company
mac berry poor google they are never going to make money. I mean who wants to be an internet company? They’ll be better off manufacturing cooking pots.
@@jayt3972 it's good for Google but bad for consumers. Right now Google pushes security updates each month and when they finally bypass carriers to update phones they will start updating phone week or every other week if we're lucky. That is what you get when you deal with a internet company, you get speed work hit or miss quality
@@macberry4048 But AT&T, Verizon etc are none of the things you mentioned. No hardware, no software, and no internet expertise. They just accumilate a few google updates then push out at once.
Answer: They are not hardware company
Yet they make hardware. Lots of it.
Bingo
@@aoikemono6414 no. They outsource that.
Neither is Amazon. That doesn't seem to be a problem for them.
The narrator’s voice crack in 2:40 ‘whopping’ made me snort my beer. Thanks CNBC!
James Test HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA!
Lmfao
Google is like a art student who is trying to study science subjects .
More like a software engineer student trying to study hardware
@@divertiti nah then they would have been actually successful. At least software engineer are generally have above average iq and they are pretty versatile as well
Google struggles because they stopped being the "bang for your buck" brand to trying to copy Apple and their overpriced strategy.
Only in phones.
Pixel 3A surprisingly is one of their most successful lines
Why does no one mention the 3A?
@@kazzear_ Because it has no water or dust resistance. (Yes that's right, there's literally NOTHING to stop dust/sand/water from getting in.)
@@nerdflicknowsmile No it isn't, it has no adhesive or protective measures to keep dust or water out. It's also failed water-resistant tests. So it's pretty clear that you know nothing about this phone.
Google Glass was ahead of its time, people are so stupid to complain that it had a camera and they were worried about users taking pictures while others didn’t know. Like we’re so surrounded by cameras now and sites/apps that track out every move that it makes no sense, if people weren’t so stupid to complain then we could’ve been wearing AR Glasses like we wear Apple Watches
6:12 Nice
Phạm Quốc Minh Đăng nice
It's the Nice temperature
nice
Phạm Quốc Minh Đăng nice.
nice
In other words Stick with what your good at!
The phone is overpriced
Hi Dank Memer
@@18utkb no
Alexander Gassner It was a terrible move to sell it at a higher price than the 11 and 7t.
Ok
Luigi Player 14 Especially since there’s no telephoto lens on any of the new models
It's a search engine at the core. So it's source of revenue is ONLINE advertising.
Android comes with Google's services included. All phone companies outsourcing Android OS needs to include Google's apps.
Hardware companies are also phone companies called OEM. Hardware is peripheral to Google's expansion that is to expand its SEARCH ENGINE on your phones. You click on an Ad on your phone, the adviser and Google get their cut.
All they need to do is lower their prices like the Nexus line up
All problem is settled
@Destiny tran well yes but
If they sell it at a lower price they will sell more of it
2:39 and a whopping!!...
*voice cracks
Hahaha
They had it right until the Nexus 5. After that it all has been a dumpster fire.
That's laughably false
RH MB The first pixel was fine. I had the XL and it was a solid phone.
No absolutely not, the Pixel 1 and Pixel 2 were both amazing phones, the Pixel 2 especially. The Pixel 3 is where Google went wrong
Sati The design of the Pixel 3 XL proves that google isn’t a hardware company, did you see the look of that thing?
Jack I’m not sure why you addressed me in that comment.
Google is not "Struggling" with anything, it was a click baited title to make you click on the video, relative to the rest of google, the technology sales are not making much, however if you stopped and thought about it before making a video, they are still making 6.1 BILLION, this is still a vast amount that would make a very successful company, google is not struggling, it is a vastly successful company
Lost all faith in google when all my photo’s automatically synced onto my photos in google+. Highly invading of privacy was an understatement and the process of deleting was even more of a nightmare.
Google+ is dead?
Kieran Dunn Yes. Thanks to google plus being hacked multiple times.
Why didn't you read the terms of service?
Google is so creepy!
it was an Samsung galaxy s4 and it was a default setting okay
I feel so bad for stadia 😭😭😭 imagine getting ads in your game menu
brandon dixon
Google has enough cash flow to develop Stadia indefinitely. I personally don’t think Stadia is actually meant to be a traditional console like Xbox or PlayStation. I believe google is just positioning themselves in the ‘gaming’ space in preparation to launch some proprietary VR advancement they have been working on.
No one has stadia , it was only known for a month due to the hype, but now ,it’s not at all known
I have stadia not as main console but cheap complement to Nintendo Switch. No ads and it plays Borderlands 3 pretty smooth at 1080p. But I love my NS more.
2:38 *PUBERTY*
Loool
🤣🤣
Answer: They are not hardware company
😂
I think the acquisition you reffered as "Bust" is a strategic move in efficiently gather your infos. If you notice, most of their acquisitions are lined with lifestyle devices and the roles of tech acquisition is about making their products which are programmed based on the collective information from those lifestyle lined devices...
Google has ads? I’ve never seen any ads.
companies place ads on google services
Google also owns RUclips and im pretty sure they have ads
they sell user data to advertisers which makes them a fuckton of money
@@whatsappvideosandgifs4315 I block ads.
@paula I block ads.
They are creepy that is why. Who in their right mind would allow such an intrusive company into their private lives? 1984 was not an instruction manual.
you're not one to speak as you're using one of their products too. RUclips.
In india living in big city NAGPUR i have seen totally in my life in all over india
I have seen more Taj mahals than pixels
Taj mahals i saw=1
Pixel phones i saw=0
Pixel phones I saw = 1
They aren't sold in India
@@gavinsanders5979 I saw pixel 3. It may be 3a or whatever. I don't remember. It looks pretty though
@@gavinsanders5979 I saw pixel 3. It may be 3a or whatever. I don't remember. It looks pretty though
@@adityasanthosh702 good
As long as you're conscious of the data their collecting and how to manage it, you can decide what you want them to know about you and how they use it. I use ad blockers and disable any google app notifications that aren't useful to me, so I'm getting minimal ads while benefiting from the personalized features and search results in their software.
They aren’t struggling... it is just not their focus.. they give hardware focus to other companies...
Google Glass was ahead of its time and set the stage for AR and VR. It was not a bust, it paved the way.
2:38 Voice Crack
Whoap!
Lol
He thought we would not notice but we did
@@sheldonchadburton7406 Google has a >break them up< share of ad revenue
I'm binge watching videos from CNBC, well done to you guys, the videos are well made, I really enjoy them.
I miss Nexus. Nexus 6p was my jam, I would still use it if it weren't broken
It was way ahead of it's time. If its battery didnt fail and didnt slow down, its hardware design and price would still compete today
"If you are using googles products, your helping google sell you ads" - oh so me watching this video on google giving me ads now influenced their ads to be about CNBC. What a smart move CNBC.
Invasion of privacy and barraging the consumer with advertisements are some reasons.
Google’s assistant is one of the best on the market, it’s fast, it almost always hears commands correctly, it gives proper answers to almost all questions
Samsung Note 10 legendary love my phone
I have been using Chrome and Edge lately extensively. The reasons I keep going back to Edge is for the screen capture right click, so easy and convenient! Especially for making power point presentation. Chromebook is just not user friendly or letting user poke around the features and quickly learn the functions with esse. I can't live without screen capture now 😅
The original nexus line of phones was the only decent Google hardware.
futuresonic pixel phones a mediocre
The pixel 2 xl is a great phone.
Google itself doesn't know what they are doing with Pixel devices
Simplify the business process, focus at cutting cost, use xiaomi revenue model.
What about Googles Tensor Processing Units/TPUs? They are literally one of the most innovative and influential pieces of hardware out there^^
So google doesn’t own Motorola anymore? Well, I learned something new. Lenovo owns Motorola.
@@NithinMKamath23 what are you smoking? Go on Flipkart and check Moto G8 plus was just launched last month
That's also why updates are at a crawl now also.
@Destiny tran OH YES, they are the WORST company I've ever experienced so far. They no joke, REFUSED to refund me after I bought a Lenovo laptop from their own website. Laptop had crap build quality, with holes in the casing, misplaced speakers, etc. And their customer service lies to you, and they all say "Oh sorry, we can't help you since your case is being handled by one of our managers." And the reason why I'm even calling them is because the manager hasn't responded to my 3 emails in over 2 weeks!! If you want to get ripped off, get a Lenovo.
If you wanna know what happened in the end, after 6 months of fighting with them, I got my credit card company involved and they finally "refunded" me by locked my own money to a prepaid Lenovo card w/ a bunch of fees.
thank you CNBC your documentaries are best in all youtube..insightful and fun
Google Pixel introduced eSIM. Now Apple and Samsung have it on their phone.
Glassholes 😭😂😂.. great vid
Google copies Apple so hard, even the dude announcing it looks like Tim Cook
Vice versa also
@owo グーチmoshi samsung aswell
@owo グーチmoshi apple copies samsung also
They don’t need to their more successful
yeah, google should try to resurrect steve jobs from his grave too
Been having a Google pixel for a year. The phone is really good overall.
I’m tired of goggle’s advertising. I’m not looking for ads I’m looking for information
you can use other search engines or other websites where you can pay for the service instead of seeing ads.
I absolutely love my Pixel 4. I've been using their phones since the Nexus 5.
2:39 That voice crack tho. 😂
12:50 "if you're using a google product, you are helping google sell you better ads"
This video was uploaded to RUclips, which is owned by Google. There's no question... I'm definitely helping google sell me better ads.
2:38 nice voice crack 😂
I'm swiss so yeah a lot of people in Switzerland speak german but a big part of it speaks french too. I mostly have ads in german from Google and rarely in french. From my perspective, Google miserably fails to give me "better ads". In fact, I've never bought something from a Google ad so it remains a great mistery to me how they can even start to be successful.
so at what point is going to be google considered a monopoly ????????
Hard to believe what a headstart Nest had in the smart Thermostat market and how much Google squandered that lead. Now Ecobee is considered first before Nest, in that product segment. Google should be way ahead of Amazon in the smart speaker market by now...but they aren't.
“Glass holes” 🤣
Google is like a Noble prize winning physicist who still dreams of being a ballet dancer.
they only "struggle with hardware" cause they choose too, they're charging too much of a premium for their software
I really don't understand this comment section? I've owned a few pixels and they are by far the best phones I've used including an Iphone. When I use my Iphone for work I truly feel like I am stepping back in time IMHO. You can say that the hardware is out of date but it outperforms phones with higher specs, just search it!!! When it comes to editing video for example it outperforms almost every phone!!!!!! The pixel line has moved the ENTIRE industry forward with things like Nightsight so much so that Apple does it now, but Google gets no credit for it, absolutely none. Would you like to compare Google Assistant to Siri, would you also like to compare Google Maps to Apple Maps? This isn't to say that Apple doesnt do some things better but this year it seems like a massive PR push to discredit this phone I really wonder if this is Apples doing given that the Pixel is now available on all the major carriers.
Let me give you a difference on expectations and value for those complaining about the price of the phone. 1st the Pixel phone is offered for a 100 dollars off within the first month for the unlocked version at Best Buy and there are black friday deals that are buy 1 get 1 free and other half off deals with your standard carrier payment plan. Is that too much for a really good phone with a few flaws? :Lets put this in comparison to the Airpod pros from Apple starting at 250 dollars, and when I say 250 dollars I mean that amount NO DISCOUNT!!!!!! Tech reviewers rave about it''s noise cancelling well at 250 dollars pretty much whatever wireless headphones you buy from bose, sony, sennheiser etc. is going be really good to great at noise cancelling and in some cases a lot better in the noise cancelling department but Apple gets credit for doing something we should EXPECT at that price point, with again NO DISCOUNTS anywhere!!!!!! The originals airpods right now after a year are 10 dollars off, but people don't feel like this is a problem because it's Apple. This type of sentiment keeps the entire space stagnant we except mediocrity as success and ignore true innovation, and 250 dollar noise cancelling headphones is not innovation it's what you should expect!!!!
Google doesn't struggle with hardware it struggles with design
Isn’t that still a part of hardware?
I think they try to apply the same concept that makes them successful with google website by being simplistic. Remember Yahoo search, there are always a tons of news and advertising around the search bar and that's why it failed to compete against google. Well, google also has better searching algorithms. But you are right. That simplicity concept doesnt work with hardware because consumers love flashy items and Google devices look like a box compared to apple devices. It will be difficult to step out of their core concept, though.
No, it struggles with hardware. Look at what they did with Motorola
Clueless
@@oinkpiggin lol all i phone's are a box big ugly box
I think google just needs to be more persistent and willing to take risks. They just bail out whenever something isn't working for them.
They price everything high and nothing sales and after that they give discounts until the product sell out. They really didn't want to make the pixel 3a but they finally realized that if their phone is the same price as the iPhone than people will just buy the iPhone
Answer: Collecting our DATA!!!
I have the Pixel 2 XL and it's a nice phone IMO it would have sold better if Google did two things:
1. They calibrated the screen correctly out of the box
2. They sold it with other carriers and not just Verizon
The reason I bought it was because it was the only phone with CDMA and an unlockable bootloader which allowed me to use the unlocked version of the phone on Verizons network (the Verizon model is unacceptable, they lock the bootloader)
Because they focus too much on software and forget that hardware and build quality *ehem*Pixel 4*ehem* is just as important.
I've been in the Google ecosystem since 2011 when I got my very first smartphone. I knowingly know that Google collects my personal information to sell me products. I see everyday. I put on my location and it directs me to local businesses I can buy product or services from. I have never owned a google hardware product. I wanted the Pixel 4, but I decided to go Samsung. Later this year I will be looking for a new smartphone. Samsung, Apple, and Oneplus is on the shortlist.
Love how some people are paranoid about privacy and still get an Android phone 😹😹
"whOopping" hahaha that voice crack @ 2:38
Billy Cheung whöpping
6:12 - just the right temperature.
I think the Google can become a big hardware player on strength of their software prowess. I use the Pixel 3a, and it is a fantastic device. It's not SUPER fast, but still runs smoothly enough, the camera is A+ and even though it uses plastic, it feels quite premium in its material. They do need to work harder on getting some of the basics right with their top-line phones but I feel that will happen in the next 2-3 years.
I just watched a 13 minutes video but I still dont know why google doesnt have good hardware.
Google should not be in the pixel businesses. The pixel struggled in hardware... Like burn in or screen won't turn off when call ends
I found it hard to believe that google can’t find good people to build the great phone. Their phones
I love google, but as an artist, I use an iPad pro and iPhone. Google doesn't have a product for visual artists, but I use google photos and many other google apps. I love searching with Chrome and find the best images there to inspire my art. (And my TV is mostly tuned to RUclips)
They start off doing it kinda right & then mimic their "competitor's" worst traits and screw themselves.
I work in IT, that being said, most of my co-workers have a Pixel or iPhone, my next phone will be a Pixel. Here is the thing, we are the ones friends and family turn to for tech advise and when ask whats the best phone to get, we are going to recommend the Pixel or iPhone. Samsung, LG and others install to much bloatware on their devices and people recognize this and will start to gravitate toward the Pixel if they want an Android phone. Amazon and Google are fighting over a much more important market, our daily lives. Google Home and Amazon's Alexa are fighting over who will control our homes, from controlling our room temperatures and lights, to how and what services we use to consume media, to how and where we shop for groceries and where we are located 24 hours a day 365 days a year. As the consumer we are going to get a lot of value out of using these services in return we are going to give out information on our most basic habits and all illusions of privacy will be gone, don't get me wrong, they are gone now, your just unaware of that fact.
2:37 that voice crack was impressive
I have own Pixel2 and Google mini 2 years ago. I like them. Actually, their products are very user friendly and price is good compare with other products that I have before. I just install Google Nest devices and provide a Chrome book in my Airbnb house in Drumheller, Alberta. I believe that my investment will has a good return. I don't care how percentage avenue in their profile and in the market, because I just want to make a right and smart choice.
8:14 glassholes!! LOLRML D:
Google is primarily an advertising company that does a bit of search.