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Google’s Pixel smartphone, unveiled at its annual developer conference on Monday, looks like the perfect entry into the smartphone market.

Its design is well-engineered, the hardware is sturdy, and the software is open source and open for criticism.

And yet, this sleek smartphone, which was unveiled in the company’s keynote at the Code Conference, is so widely panned by many that it is now the subject of a much-anticipated feature-length documentary.

The film, “Pixel: The Making of Google’s New Design Icon,” is due out in theaters and digital platforms next month.

Its main purpose is to show how Google has shaped its products and the companies that produce them to become, in essence, brands, as well as how it has become a platform for companies to promote their own products.

“It’s a very interesting story, because it’s one of the few examples of a big company making a really, really bad design choice,” said Chris Anderson, a senior vice president at the consumer electronics group IHS Markit, who is writing the screenplay for the film.

“I think it’s going to be really interesting to see what people think of this.”

“Pixel” tells the story of the Pixel phone, which is made by Google’s parent company Alphabet, and is the companys first smartphone to run Android, the open source operating system for Android smartphones and tablets.

Google’s initial response to the Pixel’s launch was to say it was only the first smartphone made by an Android maker.

But the movie’s most important points are that the Pixel was built with Google’s engineers, who designed the phone to be a flagship smartphone, and to make it a flagship that could take on Apple and Microsoft in the future.

“If you look at the history of Android phones, you can see that Apple was very, very dominant,” Anderson said.

“In the early days of Android, they were the dominant player.

They were the ones making the big flagships.”

But the rise of Apple was driven in part by Google, which has had an active role in Android since it first launched the operating system.

“Android phones have always been a very large part of Google,” Anderson added.

They’re really good at designing phones, and they’re very good at developing apps, and if you’re going to have a great product, you need a great developer team.” “

There’s a lot of work that goes into designing a device, and that’s where Google comes in.

They’re really good at designing phones, and they’re very good at developing apps, and if you’re going to have a great product, you need a great developer team.”

Anderson also pointed to the company as one of only two major smartphone makers in the world that don’t rely on Google.

The other is HTC.

“HTC is a good example of a company that really has taken advantage of Google in a big way,” Anderson continued.

“So you really have a choice for the way you design your smartphone. “

And that’s a big difference.” “

So you really have a choice for the way you design your smartphone.

And that’s a big difference.”

“Google Pixel” is set to hit theaters on June 7.

In the documentary, which will be called “Google: The Icon,” Anderson also looks at Google’s history of designing Android phones and how it developed a software platform that allowed the company to develop and market Android phones.

He said that while the phone was originally intended as a flagship device, Google’s design team found it useful as a platform to sell phones, tablets, and other devices.

“This is the first time we’ve seen Google actually build a smartphone platform that was really a premium device, where you could build a phone that was better than the competition,” Anderson told me.

Google, of course, has been working to create a smartphone ecosystem that can compete with Apple and Samsung. “

What we see here is the beginning of a process of getting this device to market.”

Google, of course, has been working to create a smartphone ecosystem that can compete with Apple and Samsung.

But this was a different experience, as the company had never designed a smartphone before.

Google first started developing the smartphone OS on its own and built its first smartphone in 2007, using the open-source Linux operating system, and it then released its first flagship device in 2012, the Pixel.

The Pixel’s debut helped the company reach the mainstream.

In 2015, Google began to invest heavily in the Android ecosystem, making Android smartphones available in China and other markets, and Google even made its first Android TV device.

But Google also invested heavily in advertising and paid Google’s advertising partners to make ads on Google Play.

In 2017, Google bought a large chunk of AdWords, which helps advertisers sell ads to Google, and started to