One of the most useful camera tricks that Google introduced with the Pixel 3 is Super Res Zoom. Super Res Zoom comes with a great promise: to clean up digital zoom in such a way that makes it stand toe-to-toe...
Google’s iPhone XS Max competitor brings in a few interesting elements on the table this time: a great design, a big screen, a a massive notch containing the dual selfie camera and speaker, along with a surprising camera, but is...
Many have questioned Google’s decision to keep a single-lens camera on the back of its new third-gen Pixel phones. What I can tell you is to rest assured that you get the very best in terms of camera on your...
While there are a bunch of wireless chargers on the market already, it is no surprise that Google announced a new accessory for its Pixel 3 device – none other than the Pixel Stand. I must tell you from the...
When it was first introduced, Google’s navigation gestures for Android Pie were hard to cope with. I liked a lot what I had before, so where’s this coming from? And besides that, Google decided not only to ship its Pixel...
Android has officially offered a split-screen mode for smartphones since Google released Android 7.0 Nougat two years ago. Of course, there were also some smartphone manufacturers who provided such an option earlier but many of those methods were clumsy and...
One of the great things about your Pixel 3 is its support for wireless charging and Google also released the $80 Pixel Stand, a wireless charging pad that turns the Google Pixel 3 smartphone into a smart alarm clock when...
With your Pixel 3 XL model, you basically get the most refined version of Android available on any smartphone, but it’s obviously that you want even more than that. Some say that you get a great package for £869 with...
With 64GB of storage in the Pixel 3 XL base model, you might find that you run out of space on your smartphone sooner than expected. While the offered storage should be enough for most people with a Pixel handset,...
Split screen apps were introduced back with Android 7.0 Nougat and most of us got used to them in no time. Previously, split screen was activated by long-holding an app in the multitasking UI and dragging it to the top...
