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Feature fatigue: Do we really need more AI gimmicks on our phones?

Sydney Morning Herald - Technology · 16 August 2026 at 1:49 pm

Feature fatigue: Do we really need more AI gimmicks on our phones?

Prices are going up, companies are having a harder time with manufacturing, but at least the Google Pixel 11 Pro has a new light.

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