The Google Pixel Launcher from Google’s own handsets has quite a few exciting features that make many come back to it over popular third-party launchers like Nova Launcher and Action Launcher. For a while, there was no way to access...
Many of you know about Pixel Gun 3D and I bet that you cannot say no to the temptation of battling with your friends, classmates, family members of virtual friends around the world on Android too. As you can imagine,...
Unlike traditional backlit LCD technology, OLED screens don’t use any power to display black pixels. Many manufacturers have taken advantage of this by implementing an always-on display and your Pixel XL is no exception to that. This offers the ability...
One of the Pixel 2’s key features is its spectacular always-on display. Thanks to the phone’s OLED panel, this can keep the screen black, but active at all times so you can quickly access information without draining the juice out...
While the sales of the Pixel 2 XL being pretty impressive, a few people might still think of some of the amazing Google Pixel 2 specific features. And why shouldn’t they do it? Google Lens, Active Edge, Unlimited Google Photos...
Google’s new Pixel Visual Core co-processor hasn’t made anything special on the Pixel 2 XL handset since launch, but things are changing with the Android 8.1 Developer Preview 2 release. Even if the Pixel Visual Core’s HDR+ feature isn’t enabled...
The camera on the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL is seen as one of the best smartphone cameras of the 2017 year. Google put a lot of thought into how to tweak the camera software and it is...
Google’s implementation of their own Portrait mode this year on their Pixel 2 devices was great and the best part is that now you can also get it on your previous generations Nexus and Pixel devices even if it is...
The Google Pixel 2 handset might come with one of the best smartphone cameras around, but when it comes to the display, you have to admit that Google has had nothing but trouble at this chapter. Things were crazy after...
After the Pixel 2 was released, Google made the announcement about a dedicated chip built-in that would be used in order to handle specialized processes like the camera app’s HDR+ image processing. Some considered strange that Google didn’t turn on...
