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Not only this, but many people have enjoyed its benefit of free service.Google introduces new updates now and then, which seems great and adds up to your benefit.

However, it seems like this time, the company will change one of its policies that won’t make you happy.Google is planning to change the way you use its service named Google Photos.

The service enables you to upload unlimited pictures and videos so you can free up data on your phone to make more storage space.

Now, the company has announced that the pictures uploaded to Google Photos will start counting soon against your Google account storage.It has been pointed out by Google that they offer much more storage than any other service.

It claims that you can store at least three years of data using the 15GB storage.The change applies to everyone, either you use the 15GB free tier or any of the Google One plans.

Honestly, it’s a smart move by the company that they announced the same six months prior to prepare its users.Moreover, if you have pictures already uploaded in the Google Photos app or the ones you upload until the change takes place, it won’t count.

The Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL have arrived, and although the shock of the notch has not quite gone away, it's still up to you to make sure it stays looking fresh.

This technology provides you with their "Dome Fix" ability because the liquid can repair existing scratches and scuffs as well.

Thanks to their LOCA technology and their advanced (but simple) installation process, Whitestone utilizes a unique curing process that harnesses the power of UV light to securely attach the glass to your phone giving you flawless protection.

Make sure you give yourself ample time to follow the step by step guide included (It's also recommended to watch their installation video) and don't just try to slap it on in a few seconds.

The new and improved installation process uses a new sliding method to help ensure effectiveness, and to prevent installation errors from happening, each Dome Glass includes everything you need: two adhesive bottles, a UV curing light, a newly designed install frame, and alcohol wipes/dry towels.

They even include a bottle of specialized AF (Anti Fingerprint) Spray to help any of those who have not had any screen protector on their phones and to reduce any issues.

The Pixel 5 was recently launched on September 30, 2020, at Google’s Launch Night In event.

It is one of Google’s top-end phones, and it’s the perfect option if you are looking for an affordable 5G phone offering great camera experience, having smaller-than-typical size with quality software and guaranteed updates.

If you are thinking whether or not you should buy Google Pixel 5, then you have landed on just the right page.

To start with, the Pixel 5 costs $699 in the US and is available in only one size, two colors, and one storage configuration.

Its design and features are such that the Pixel 5 stands right next to LG Velvet,  the Samsung Galaxy A71, the Galaxy S20 FE, the OnePlus 8, OnePlus Nord (outside the US), and some other upper mid-range to flagship 5G phones.What Should You Expect From the Pixel 5 Camera?The Pixel 5 has a 12MP IMX363 main camera, complemented by a new 16MP ultra-wide shooter, ditching the telephoto camera that came with Pixel 4a.

Also, Google is bringing a serious upgrade in terms of exposure bracketing on Pixel 5 that should pull out more clear photos.

If you are an Android fan and follow the latest trends, then you should know that Google Pixel smartphone Series is going to add two new high-end members to the series.

Considering the features and reliability of Pixel 2 and XL versions, both offer excellent performance.

Thanks to the Dual Pixel technology, the camera focuses very quickly.

Per the information circulating on the web, Google will be using two camera sensors at the rear panel of the upcoming Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL.

Just for saying, if you don’t know, Google Pixel 2 camera is rated better than iPhone X.

However, Pixel 2 couldn’t come in the limelight as of iPhone, maybe because of “no innovative display.”

A vast number of users have reported, and many are still reporting about the new touchscreen bug in its update.

The user complaints can be seen on Google support forums and XDA Developers section.Users have reported the issue related to the sensitivity of the device’s touchscreen.

The complaints from the users suggest that the scrolling gestures and touches of the device’s touchscreen become unresponsive at times.

They also reported that, at times, the device’s screen acts as though some touch action is performed on it even though the user has performed none.The matter worsened more, and the problem became more noticeable because of the installed screen protector.

Every Pixel handset has a toggle feature for the user whose requirement is to increase the sensitivity for the use of screen protectors.

As all the fixes mentioned here are software-related, that’s why the bug in the software might give an appearance of a mishap, particularly with Android 11.One of the various Googlers has laid out this issue as a product issue and not a developer problem.

Google has created two very successful operating systems for portable devices: The Chrome OS, designed for Chromebooks, and the ubiquitous Android for tablets and smartphones.

Over the years it has gradually tried to mesh the two together by creating laptop/tablet hybrids, like the Google Pixel Slate.

This 2-in-1 device boasts the mobility of a tablet and the wider functionality of a laptop, wrapped in a premium package that’s meant to compete with Apple’s iPad Pro and Microsoft’s Surface Pro.

And if you order now you have a chance to get $50 off instantly via the Amazon Rewards Visa card, which brings the price down even further, to $499.

It doesn’t have the slick two-toned look of the Pixelbook or the Pixel 3 smartphone, but it still has an impressive look.

Furthermore, the rounded edges are easy to grab and the large bezels (while ugly) offer a better grip if you’re using it one-handed.

The leaked season of Google Pixel 6 has finally arrived.

While we expected Google to announce or tease its in-house Whitechapel chipset as the keynote speaker for Google I / O 2021, it did not.

From in-house Google chipsets to radical design leaks, the Pixel 6 Series is shaping up to be the company’s biggest flagship release since the days of the Nexus.

In this article, we have listed everything we know about the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro before the official announcement.Google Pixel 6: Everything We Know So FarLike every year, the leaks and rumors so far indicate that Google will launch two variants of the Pixel 6: Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.

Interestingly, Google may be looking to replace its XL moniker with a Pro brand starting with the Pixel 6 series.

This, let’s look at the details of Google’s flagship Pixel smartphones for 2021.

On the off chance that there's somebody in your life who's longing for a telephone or a tablet this Christmas season, look at the waitlist in our recently distributed present guide.

As you may expect, late leaders like Google's Pixel 3 and Pixel 3XL, iPhone XR and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 made the rundown.

(No disgrace in getting the iPhone XS Max either, however for the vast majority the XR is a fine, if not perfect, decision.)

All things considered, you don't need to burn through $1,000 you don't need to demonstrate your love for the future giftee on your rundown.

The OnePlus 6T is a strong decision for a large portion of the cost, with an excellent shiny complete and a 6.41-inch Optic AMOLED screen.

You can run even lower with the Moto G6 and not feel awful about it, seeing as it has a glass-wrapped body you'd for the most part find in premium telephones.

Google is expected to announce its new Pixel devices - thought to be the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL - in October 2019.There have been several rumours surrounding the devices, as well as some official leaks from Google itself, but how are they expected to compare to their predecessors?

Here are the rumoured specifications for the Pixel 4 and 4 XL against the Pixel 3 and 3 XL.DesignPixel 3: 145.6 x 68.2 x 7.9mmPixel 3 XL: 158 x 76.7 x 7.9mmPixel 4: 147 x 68.9 x 8.2mm (tbc)Pixel 4 XL: 160.4 x 75.2 x 8.2mm (tbc)We know the Pixel 4 and 4 XL will look different to the Pixel 3 and 3 XL from the rear as Google confirmed the Pixel 4 will feature a square camera housing in the top left corner - which we presume the larger device will also offer - while the 2018 devices have a single camera lens.We also presume the Pixel 4 XL won't have a notch at the top of its display like the Pixel 3 XL as a bezel is required to fit in the Google Soli chip and the extra sensors Google has confirmed for the Pixel 4.We still expect to see a two-tone rear on the Pixel 4 devices though, like the Pixel 3 handsets, as well as a coloured power button, no 3.5mm headphone jack and USB Type-C.

There's a good chance the Pixel 4 devices will ditch the physical fingerprint sensor found on the rear of the Pixel 3 and 3 XL devices for an under-display option however.DisplayPixel 3: 5.5-inch, Full HD+, 60HzPixel 3 XL: 6.3-inch, Quad HD+, 60HzPixel 4: 5.6-inch to 5.8-inch, Full HD+, 90HzPixel 4 XL: 6.2-inch to 6.4-inch, Quad HD+, 90Hz We're expecting both the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL to have a bezel at the top and bottom of their displays in order to fit in those extra sensors we mentioned.

It's rumoured the Pixel 4 will have a display between 5.6-inches and 5.8-inches, while the Pixel 4 XL's display is said to be between 6.2-inches and 6.4-inches.

It's also claimed the new Pixels could offer a 90Hz refresh rate like the OnePlus 7 Pro, which should deliver a much smoother experience than the current models and their 60Hz refresh rates.Resolution hasn't been detailed in leaks as yet but it wouldn't be surprising to see the smaller model adopt Full HD+ and the larger model Quad HD+, as the Pixel 3 and 3 XL.The Pixel 3 has a 5.5-inch screen, while the Pixel 3 XL has a 6.3-inch display, meaning the PIxel 4 might increase the display size, but the Pixel 4 XL is likely to offer the same as its predecessor but with a bezel instead of a notch.CamerasPixel 3/3 XL: 12.2MP rear, Dual 8MP frontPixel 4/4 XL: Dual rear, single front reportedThe Pixel 4 and 4 XL are both expected to have a dual rear camera within a square camera housing, rather than a single sensor like the Pixel 3 and 3 XL.It's claimed the dual rear camera on the new devices will be comprised of a 12-megapixel sensor and a 16-megapixel telephoto sensor, while the Pixel 3 and 3 XL both have a 12.2-megapixel sensor, which offers brilliant results.On the front, it's expected the Pixel 4 and 4 XL will offer a single camera lens based on the image Google released showing the Soli chip setup.

Given how great the Pixel 3 camera results are, we hope Google will ensure the new devices offer the same so we expect features like Night Sight on board the new models too, despite the spec change.HardwarePixel 3/3 XL: SD845, 4GB RAM, 64GB and 128GB storage, no microSDPixel 4/4 XL: SD855, 6GB RAM, no microSDThe Google Pixel 4 and 4 XL are both expected to run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor with 6GB RAM.