Apple's Orange Beat Out Google's "Orange"

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TBomb
TBomb
Arena Master
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• 1mo ago

I was pumped when Google announced their Pixel 4 in "Oh So Orange". We were finally introducing bold colors outside of Silver, Black, Gold, and Rose Gold. Then it came out and it was... "Oh So Not Orange". It wasn't Orange, and it wasn't Pink. It was Porange or Oink (you pick).


Apple's Orange iPhone looks like a true Orange and finally something refreshing beyond everyone else's boring neutral colors or barely tinted rainbows.

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ECPirate37
ECPirate37
Arena Apprentice
• 3w ago

The Orange of the Samsung Ultra 22 is probably my favorite Orange sold in America, and the Orange Huawei P30 in Orange is probably my favorite Orange ever. I agree with you that the apple looks better than the pixel.

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jsdechavez
jsdechavez
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• 3w agoedited
↵ECPirate37 said:

The Orange of the Samsung Ultra 22 is probably my favorite Orange sold in America, and the Orange Huawei P30 in Orange is probably my favorite Orange ever. I agree with you that the apple looks better than the pixel.

It would have to be the Amber Sunrise orange of the Huawei p30 pro. It's not too loud.

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propov
propov
Arena Apprentice
• 3w ago
↵ECPirate37 said:

The Orange of the Samsung Ultra 22 is probably my favorite Orange sold in America, and the Orange Huawei P30 in Orange is probably my favorite Orange ever. I agree with you that the apple looks better than the pixel.

Yes man, Sunset Orange on the Huawei p30 pro...it was the phone to remember. But it have a sad story behind the greatest phone ever - The last one with official Android and GMS. Everyone knows what(and why) happened next.

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ECPirate37
ECPirate37
Arena Apprentice
• 3w ago
↵propov said:

Yes man, Sunset Orange on the Huawei p30 pro...it was the phone to remember. But it have a sad story behind the greatest phone ever - The last one with official Android and GMS. Everyone knows what(and why) happened next.

If it makes you feel better, Huawei has done a great job with the workaround. Without using MicroG, you still have most google apps in the "Home Away" app. I have all the apps I need there including Chase, Capital One, Priority Pass, and even my Okta. When you're outside of China you get no warnings, but inside China a pop-up comes up that says "This may be a dangerous app" for things like google and gmail. I find it funny. haha

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