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At Tuesday's Made by Google event, the company unveiled the Pixel, Google's first smartphone. They made sure to tout a notable feature: Unlike the iPhone 7, it has a headphone jack.

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Naturally, Pixel's first spot features a pretty obvious Apple jab:

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But the shots didn't stop there.

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Senior Vice President of Hardware Rick Osterloh on Pixel's camera: "And there's no unsightly camera bump."

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Google's Brian Rakowski on Pixel storage: "You can say goodbye to those painful 'Storage Full' pop-ups."

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Even the comically simple names given to Pixel's color options felt like a response to more complicated color names, a trend Apple spearheaded when it declared its pink iPhone "Rose Gold."

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This is grade-school level pettiness at its finest.

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