I’ve been using it on the Pixel 2 XL for awhile, but on the Pixel 3, “Swipe up on Home button” feels more natural then ever. And it needs to be, since Android 9’s new gesture navigation isn’t just on by default-it’s the only way to use the Pixel 3. Performance-wise, the Pixel 3 XL is insanely fast. Nearly every one of its competitors offers at least 6GB of RAM, more internal storage along with an SD card slot, and greater battery capacity. It’s got a Snapdragon 845 processor with 4GB of RAM, 64GB or 128GB of storage, and a 3,430mAh battery. On paper, the Pixel 3 XL isn’t all that impressive. I didn’t even need to adjust the color settings from “Natural” like I didn’t with the 2 XL. Where my Pixel 2 XL’s screen is dull and lifeless, the Pixel 3 XL’s display is as sharp, bright, and vibrant as any OLED I’ve used, with none of the annoying blue shift that plagued its predecessor. While the Pixel 3 XL has basically the same Quad HD 1440 P-OLED screen as the Pixel 2 XL (albeit with a slightly lower 523 ppi), the displays couldn’t be more different. What does look right is the display itself. Even when you find an app that’s optimized for the tall notch, it just doesn’t look quite right. Another annoyance: The corners at the bottom of the screen don’t match the shape of the ones at the top of the screen, making the phone appear even more unbalanced than it should. The front-firing stereo speakers that sound great are present as well, which somewhat breaks up the empty space below the screen.
Other than the deservedly maligned notch, it has relatively thick bezels around the top and sides, along with a chin that’s about as big as last year’s 2 XL. Would you like some chin to go with your notch?įlip the phone over, however, and the refinement ends. And of course, there’s no headphone jack, though Google is finally bundling a pair of Google Assistant and Translate-capable USB-C Pixel Buds in the box. The sides of the Pixel 3 are aluminum to match the back color, with the non-black models once again featuring a colored power button to break up the monotony. I’ve picked up a couple of scratches during my first case-less week with it, but they generally wiped off and aren’t nearly as noticeable as they are on other all-glass phones. The result is a texture that’s less slippery and fingerprint-prone than most other glass phones. Google’s frosted glass has the opposite effect: It makes the Pixel’s glass back feel like smooth aluminum. Back when it created the iPhone 7’s “jet black” color, Apple developed a new manufacturing process that gave the aluminum a glass-like feel. To mimic the aluminum look and feel of the first two Pixels, the bottom of the Pixel 3 XL is made of frosted glass, and it’s difficult to describe how luxurious it feels. The corners of the square are now curved to match the phone’s shape, giving the design a natural flow it didn’t have before. The new Pixel doesn’t need the reception-friendly glass window anymore, but the Pixel 3 nonetheless retains the trademark two-tone look of its predecessors. The green poewr button is the Pixel 3’s most distinctive design feature-other than the notch. The all-glass back of Google’s new phone is one of the nicest I’ve ever used, even in Google’s relatively pedestrian assortment of colors. Enjoy.The back of the Pixel has always looked better than the front, but that stark juxtaposition is amplified to an absurd level on the Pixel 3. Now your Pixel 3XL is rooted with latest Magisk and the updated November security patch. Now by checking with Magisk, you will see your device has been rooted.
Step-4 Go to the folder where you downloaded the patched_boot.img and open cmd. You can also issue adb command “adb reboot” after enabling adb access from developer settings. Step-3 Reboot device to bootloader by pressing power button + volume down after switching it off., or hold volume down after rebooting from the power menu. Step-2 Download the above zip and extract to any desired location
Step-1 Make sure you are on the November update. Rooting November Update and Security Patch Step-11 Reboot your device and check for root access is successful or not. Step-10 Then go to install in the TWRP menu and flash the Magisk zip Step-7 In that folder right click and open Powershell to open the command prompt.įastboot boot twrp-3.2.3-1-crosshatch.img Step-6 Go to the folder where you have downloaded TWRP. Step-5 Download the TWRP for Pixel 3XL from above. Step-3 move it to the internal storage of the device Step-2 Download latest Magisk Beta (17.3) and Step-1 Begin by installing the November update How To Fix Google Pixel 3 XL Not Connecting to Bluetooth Deviceįix: Google Pixel 3 XL WiFi Won’t Turn onįresh Rooting Starting from November Patch
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