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Not that I recommend anyone take pictures of their screens, but if you do, you'll get a clearer image. My pictures of food, co-workers and more food came out clear, with subtle blurring that looked natural. I was also excited to try out the Pixel Stand interface, which turns the lock screen into a helpful dashboard when you place it on the wireless charger. The question, then, is this: If all the best stuff about these phones is basically software updates that even older devices will ultimately get, is there a point in shelling out for the new hardware? And there's no difference between the two handsets apart from size -- you no longer have to spring for a bigger, more expensive phone for the best features. Top Shot is pretty straightforward -- the Pixel captures a few frames before and after you press the shutter and suggests the image it thinks is the best.

Assistant transcribes what your caller says in real time, then suggests relevant follow-up actions based on what they said. Smart Compose on the Pixel 3 suggests autofills for your sentences as you're typing replies, and so far I've found it pretty helpful. The REVERB Eco-Village can be found inside each tour venue, where fans can register to vote, pledge to take action for the climate or make a donation. Something Google isn't talking too much about, but which I found quite helpful, is the new flicker sensor. If you don't like a shot that Google picked, you can swipe up on the image to see your other options. The answer, surprisingly, is yes, but only if you can live with a giant notch. Externally, there isn't very much new with the Pixel 3 and 3 XL, save for a controversial notch that we'll get to later. You just have to make sure to enable Motion from the top of the viewfinder to save animated versions of your photos in order for this to work.

Another addition is some Google Lens features built right into the viewfinder. By the way, that new wide-angle lens is one of the obvious physical differences in the Pixel 3. It's pretty great, too. I was expecting this integration to happen within the same screen, but instead it opens a separate Lens mode. There's also a new lock screen, which tries to be more helpful by showing things like the music playing around you and longer previews of your incoming messages. Additionally, they object to Juslin and Vastfjall’s belief that much of musical experience stems from psychological functions unrelated to music. Plus, pictures just look so much better on the new Pixel's gorgeous screens than on the Pixel 2's, but I'll save all my lovin' for that till later. Brands across the globe assemble their products in China to save labor cost and not to cut corners on quality. The image quality isn't a ton better than on the Pixel 2, but I still appreciate its color accuracy and crisp details. It isn't perfect, lines are still soft and details are muddy, but, all things considered, the results are impressive.

The stream also provided some more details about multiplayer. The other new stuff is less about utility and more for entertainment, like Photobooth and Playground. The majority of the updates to the Pixel 3 revolve around photography -- specifically, the new Top Shot, Photobooth, Super Resolution Zoom and Playground. Super Resolution Zoom is designed to help take close-ups of a subject from a distance, for times when you're being a sneaky stalker or at a large concert or sporting event. Google also updated the camera's dynamic range at the hardware level and added a new spectral sensor, both of which help the phone get more accurate colors over a wider range. Soft colors with a design that symbolize romantic gesture. Simplicity seems to be Google's strategy when it comes to hardware design. If you prefer a solid color, it comes in black, or you can get it in a dark or light blue with white. You can also wear boat shoes with casual outfits. One of my favorite outfits that Styles wears is his iconic Fine Line outfit.