If you don't like a shot that Google picked, you can swipe up on the image to see your other options. 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. 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. Although the camera interface has been tweaked to make it easier to access popular modes like Portrait and Panorama, most of these new features won't be obvious at first glance. The majority of the updates to the Pixel 3 revolve around photography - specifically, the new Top Shot, Photobooth, Super Resolution Zoom and Playground. Useful for a wide variety of reasons, you can take advantage of NFC tags to automatically enable and disable certain settings on your device.You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu. Inside the Pixel 3 is a near-field communication (NFC) sensor, which can communicate with NFC tags to share and receive information. All you need to do, besides get the new default app you want, is visit Settings, Apps & Notifications, then Advanced to see and edit your list of default apps, your voice assistant, and your default home screen launcher. Unlike switching default apps in iOS, Google makes it easy to do. Google’s own selection of default apps is fine, but if you’re someone who uses a different messaging or email app, changing default settings could save you the headache of opening the wrong app only to have to navigate to the correct one. Choose new defaults, from voice to voicemail Other helpful features include a grayscale mode for discouraging use when you should be sleeping, and time limits, which lock you out of an app once you’ve spent your allotted minutes wasting time in it. It’s great for determining which apps to avoid (or delete) and which to keep.
Visit Settings, then Digital Wellness to get a sobering picture of just how much time you spend in each app. If you’ve got a more restrictive data plan, managing that data might be the difference between a normal day with your phone or a day spent waiting and waiting (and waiting) for your searches and downloads to finish because you’re being throttled by your carrier. The more you use your smartphone, the more data you’re bound to consume. To change your Smart Lock settings, visit your Settings app and go to Security, then select Smart Lock. Using Smart Lock, you can keep your phone unlocked when it’s in a certain location, when it’s near certain trusted devices, or when it’s set down after being in your pocket or hand while you travel. Luckily, Google’s Smart Lock settings can keep your phone unlocked in situations when you probably don’t need to be super secure.
It’s a pain to enter your passcode, lock screen pattern, or use your fingerprint to unlock your smartphone every time you pick it up, especially if you’re just hanging around at home.
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