#Pixel 3 just cause 4 images software#

#Pixel 3 just cause 4 images software#

Then Google went to work calibrating them: there was a huge focus on base-level accuracy at the panel level, and then further calibration in software to make them perform their best. The OLED screens are clearly higher quality panels than before, which is a great starting point. Google spent an inordinate amount of time making these displays as good as possible. Speaking with Seang Chau (VP Engineering) and Raj Singh (Sr Director, Tech Engineering) from the Google hardware team ahead of the Pixel 3 launch, I immediately understood just how seriously Google took the displays this year, and how proud both were of the end result. Google spent an inordinate amount of time making the displays as great as possible, and it shows. Really.Д«ut it's the improvement to the quality of the screens that's far more important than the sizes and shapes - and potentially the most important change to these phones over their predecessors in any respect. After a couple days, you forget it's there. Phones just have notches now, and the number of options without them are only decreasing. Everyone is focused on the notch here, but it just doesn't bother me that much. The Pixel 3 XL jumps to a 6.3-inch 18.5:9 display, but the number is a bit of a misnomer as its large notch and taller aspect ratio don't give it dramatically more room than the 2 XL. Same sized phone, but with a larger screen - while keeping stereo speakers. It brings the screen size up to a point where it feels like less of a trade off than previous small Pixels I don't feel restricted by the screen size, but it's still a compact enough phone to grasp in one hand and slip into a pocket without issue. The Pixel 3 is actually smaller than the Pixel 2, but now has a 5.5-inch 18:9 display for roughly 10% more screen space - that means smaller bezels, which make the phone look and feel more modern. The new phones are effectively unchanged in size from their predecessors, but the finishes and materials have been tweaked and, ultimately, much improved.

This is a case of evolution, not revolution.