But since this is Android OEMs we're talking about they don't apply the recommended patches. Nor do they rebase onto quarterly and monthly Android Open Source Project releases... :/
Hey guys - I have my new Pixel 8a for about a week now and i noticed that facial features like my beard are oftentimes not as sharp as with selfies with my Pixel 2XL - I went to a local store today and compared my selfie cam to another Pixel 8a and actually noticed that the store-one was indeed sharper leading me to assume some kind of hardware issue which is weird because some selfies do look very sharp and good in good lighting but as soon as the light is not 100% perfect it just falls apart and my beard for example starts to get kind of blurry - are there any people here having similar issues? I'd think this would be worth having a look at if this should affect more users :)
Same on my pixel 4 5 and 7pro. The selfie camera is very good in excellent lighting. But as soon as the lighting is not optimal the quality of the selfie turns to shizzle!!!! Not very good at all. iPhone selfie camera never has this issue. Even the selfie camera flash on pixels is total wank!
@@amardaman3371lol isn't it obvious? Literally because Google cheap out on the hardware, and the face unlock purely rely on the software which is shitty method
hi i had installed graphene operating system on pixel 7 through chrome browser. Then I switched to android again. but there are only two color modes on the screen: natural and adaptive. PREVIOUSLY WITH THE ORIGINAL ANDROID THERE WERE ALSO SATURATED COLORS... :(
@@josemendes4110 if you were close by I wouldn't mind thinking about it. I been Samsung all my life been loyal to them tried out iPhone a few times and couldn't do it. In that season of trying something new again but definitely won't be iPhone. Might try pixel. Idk yet. Or may just upgrad to the s25 ultra
@@ItsJStorm i can't recommend Google, they don't seem to know how to put out a phone that does what Google phones do but with better hardware and more reliable software. I'd stay with Samsung if I were you.
Pixel 7. I have a constant error when leaving google search started from home screen widget a keyboard pops up and stays on screen till i lock/unlock. And 1 idea i wish google implemented for sooo long. My ip address for some reason shows not my city but in the nearest region. And without turned on GPS my weather is not correct (not my city). I do not want to keep gps turned on to save battery. Why cant i just chose my default city and need to be keeping gps turned on? We android folk laugh at how prehistoric iOS is and cant chose weather in weather widget...🤡😞
They aren't the same. You are confusing a quarterly Android Open Source Project release for the patch level. New releases and the Pixel Update Bulletin include a lot of recommended patches that other vendors like Samsung don't apply. They also aim for the 01 patch level, meaning they apply firmware and driver updates declared as part of the 05 patch level for this month, next month in July. One UI 6 & 6.1 run on an AOSP release from October fyi.
I appreciate you continuing to provide Pixel-related content. I'm glad you're not swayed by the hype surrounding Apple's iOS 18. As a tech TH-camr, it's important to give credit where credit is due, and Android deserves recognition for its superior platform. Keep up the good work! ✨😎
Although it is, it is surprising that other Android channels have been praising Apple so much since yesterday, given that this is a Google feature channel. I am dismayed by this turn of events. SMH 😢😢
@@yaboipookiepookbut why not?.... Even fking iOS is able to move icons now and we have Google locking the Google search bar on the pixel LMAO......... Also even iOS able to customise/resize/draganddrop control panels now and we have pixel/stock android provide you the bare minimum customization on control panel. Even iOS able to customized so much option in lock screen shortcut now and we have Google limiting only 7😂 useless options for your lock screen shortcut..... Not even owning iPhone but LMAO stock/pixel androids have been become lagging behind iOS now on customisation and many items
@fantasytky28 I agree with your assessment regarding the limiting customization options on Android. It is indeed a valid point. Your thoughtful perspective has been noted, however I still prefer Android for several reasons. The remarkable expansion of the Android ecosystem is undeniable. Nevertheless, I would never consider choosing iOS over Android due to my deep appreciation for the open nature of the Android ecosystem. Being part of the Android ecosystem empowers me to personalize my devices and apps to align with my specific needs. My primary observation is that Apple is increasingly adopting the Android approach, but they still have a significant way to go before fully integrating it into their system. Overall, although I appreciate certain aspects of iOS, I am not willing to conform to their methods in any regards. Just in my humble opinion... 😇🤦🏾♂️
Little random rant. Project mainline has been a disaster and only has just split the codebase between APKs and APEX modules. Play System Updates regularly get delayed heavily and are sometimes a month plus behind across the Android ecosystem, which defeats a lot of the intended purpose of shipping fixes out of band since vendors don't port to monthly and quarterly releases of AOSP. Because apparently Google hasn't made that a platform compatibility requirement yet. They only fix a small handful of issues if they are shipped on time anyway. Many recommended patches are included new releases and some high and critical fixes aren't backported at all for these vendors to use, since they all stick to initial baseline releases. The Pixel Update Bulletin is also somewhat misleading and a lot of the patches listed there are also applicable to a lot of other devices. By "recommended patches", I mean patches not required by the Android Security Bulletin to declare a new patch level btw. Which desperately needs to be expanded.
If you're "old ', remember when actual updates and change logs where w thing?! When they specifically addressed an issue, and specifically addressed the fix in the log.. Now across the industry and software almost everywhere, we made battery improvements, stability improvements! Clown world we are in.
@@rythmater And how much of all the closed source Google apks on pixel have are on git. How hard is it for ALL of these clown companies to actually just post the change log in a normal fashion on a "normal" website with an easily accessible link when people are offered the update. Go to git! Go kick rocks with that nonsense.
@@albundy06 Anything that doesn't ship with the Android Open Source Project is out of scope. I'm talking more about the generic codebase and not what OEM B decides to add to their Android 14 port. Additionally closed-source code doesn't mean it's instantly insecure and its not as big of a black box people make it out to be. People can still inspect the code, even if its not freely visible and modifiable. Pixels are private and secure devices for production purposes.
@@rythmater And so is or was every other closed source software throughout history. Guess what they did. Post change logs. Fixed this crash under this scenario and so on. What's on git/ aosp is not what's on our phone's. It's not the updates are pushed to our phones. "Change logs" aren't change logs anymore. They're marketing material at this point
1gb for nothing... Where is rcs message edit? Where is instant hospot? Where is video call continuity on other devices? Lolll where is the pixel drop Features they were teasing ealier? BullshlT Not only did it happen late but it's useless to me. For 1GB, there is nothing. Phone Look. What is that? only in us bullshlt
@@megamanmegaman65687 already outdated in Google term😂😂😂😂. What's the point of even 7 years support for pixel 8 series if 8 will get similar treatment in future too😂😂😂
Why not Google pixel drop G4 chip , jump straight away to G5 chip for pixel 9....No point for next buyers gain merely performance improve but next better chip....... Please.!
Stop spreading misinformation. The 14-QPR3 OTA will roll out gradually to Pixel users on the 5a+. You can also sideload the latest release by downloading the OTA file off the Google developers website.
PUB-Pixel Update Bulletin, you should be proud of that 👍🏼
imo he should title it Pixel Update Bulletin, and in vid just say "welcome to the pub" it'd be fun!
A lot of the patches listed in the Pixel Update Bulletin also apply to a lot of other devices.
But since this is Android OEMs we're talking about they don't apply the recommended patches. Nor do they rebase onto quarterly and monthly Android Open Source Project releases... :/
They fixed the navigation bar's incorrect positioning, great
Same happy here also 😂😅
Wdym incorrect positioning?
@@alexanderisrael2715 it was sometimes jumping to the side of the screen, instead of the bottom
Great performance update. My Pixel is flying fast 😎
For those on the Lebara network, the update finally enables wifi-calling!
Day and date update to my Pixel 7 Pro.Thanks🙋
The transition between lenses is waaaaaaaaaaaaay better!
I still have the issue on my Pixel 8 PRO where the edges of the screen are not very touch sensitive
they still haven't fixed the issue with the Google pixel buds pro headphones, which causes the notification sounds to be muted
Since I'm at the PUB, I'd like a Pint....of UPDATES. Thank you, I'll be here all week folks! Don't forget to tip your waitress.
Still missing the missed feature for pixel 8 pro "Zoom Enchace" .. i am waiting for that
i dont understand why Android is not allowing user to change background color of the control center (now its only black i think)
Still haven't got the update yet
Did they fix the scrolling jittering?
Link to scrolling jitter
2:40 wallpaper
Things seem polished. The battery life seems improved but only time will tell
Hey guys - I have my new Pixel 8a for about a week now and i noticed that facial features like my beard are oftentimes not as sharp as with selfies with my Pixel 2XL - I went to a local store today and compared my selfie cam to another Pixel 8a and actually noticed that the store-one was indeed sharper leading me to assume some kind of hardware issue which is weird because some selfies do look very sharp and good in good lighting but as soon as the light is not 100% perfect it just falls apart and my beard for example starts to get kind of blurry - are there any people here having similar issues?
I'd think this would be worth having a look at if this should affect more users :)
Same on my pixel 4 5 and 7pro.
The selfie camera is very good in excellent lighting. But as soon as the lighting is not optimal the quality of the selfie turns to shizzle!!!! Not very good at all. iPhone selfie camera never has this issue. Even the selfie camera flash on pixels is total wank!
@@amardaman3371lol isn't it obvious? Literally because Google cheap out on the hardware, and the face unlock purely rely on the software which is shitty method
Still looking for the June update like 👀👀
I haven't gotten the June update either, so you're not the only one
hi i had installed graphene operating system on pixel 7 through chrome browser. Then I switched to android again. but there are only two color modes on the screen: natural and adaptive. PREVIOUSLY WITH THE ORIGINAL ANDROID THERE WERE ALSO SATURATED COLORS... :(
I also got circle to search on my pixel 7 after waiting 3 months for it
Very interesting. Still to get it on A14, but that's done good news
I mean was is nt available in your region?
Did the update fix the zoom issue yet? Thinking about getting the pixel 8 pro or wait for the 9 pro. Switching from s23 ultra
I'll send you my 8 pro you send me your S23 ultra
@@josemendes4110 if you were close by I wouldn't mind thinking about it. I been Samsung all my life been loyal to them tried out iPhone a few times and couldn't do it. In that season of trying something new again but definitely won't be iPhone. Might try pixel. Idk yet. Or may just upgrad to the s25 ultra
@@ItsJStorm i can't recommend Google, they don't seem to know how to put out a phone that does what Google phones do but with better hardware and more reliable software. I'd stay with Samsung if I were you.
@@josemendes4110 thanks for the heads up
❤ Thank you, Damien.❤️
PUB is not nearly as bad as Apple Intelligence.
Make a review on pixel 7 pro, what are the changes ? And is there any major bug?
I'm still waiting on the magic compose update😢
Why pixel launcher not working in pixel 6 after new update? It crashes a lot 😢
To go to the pub or to watch the PUB?
What about increased haptic strength? And sliders in the settings can't fix that
Ekran boyutu ayarı en büyük olarak seçildiğinde ana ekranda simgeler daha da küçük hale geliyor.
So did it fix the scrolling issue?
So PUB D? Pixel Update Bulletin (by Damien)
Pixel 7. I have a constant error when leaving google search started from home screen widget a keyboard pops up and stays on screen till i lock/unlock.
And 1 idea i wish google implemented for sooo long. My ip address for some reason shows not my city but in the nearest region. And without turned on GPS my weather is not correct (not my city). I do not want to keep gps turned on to save battery. Why cant i just chose my default city and need to be keeping gps turned on? We android folk laugh at how prehistoric iOS is and cant chose weather in weather widget...🤡😞
Speaking of, I just got the secuirty update on my s24 ultra.
They aren't the same. You are confusing a quarterly Android Open Source Project release for the patch level.
New releases and the Pixel Update Bulletin include a lot of recommended patches that other vendors like Samsung don't apply. They also aim for the 01 patch level, meaning they apply firmware and driver updates declared as part of the 05 patch level for this month, next month in July.
One UI 6 & 6.1 run on an AOSP release from October fyi.
@@rythmater Ok. I know this was a June security patch. That's all I was saying.
@@Peterstarzynskitech Applying limited backports shouldn't be the bare minimum Google expects out of OEMs using the ASB.
Pixel 8 pro user here , still no update... 😢
Pixel 8 is a flagship device but still doesn't support VoNR or Vo5G
What are these?
FINGERPRINT UNLOCK HAPTICS VIBRATE FEEDBACK BUG NOT FIXED ON PIXEL 8 PRO. DISAPPOINTED!
I'm hoping the dropped calls etc on the 8 pro is fixed?
Why TH-cam is so laggy???
How about the ones on the qpr Beta
Stuck on April 5th update 🤐
I appreciate you continuing to provide Pixel-related content. I'm glad you're not swayed by the hype surrounding Apple's iOS 18. As a tech TH-camr, it's important to give credit where credit is due, and Android deserves recognition for its superior platform. Keep up the good work! ✨😎
This is a Google enthusiast channel... Wouldn't make sense for them to cover Apple.
Although it is, it is surprising that other Android channels have been praising Apple so much since yesterday, given that this is a Google feature channel. I am dismayed by this turn of events. SMH 😢😢
@@yaboipookiepookbut why not?.... Even fking iOS is able to move icons now and we have Google locking the Google search bar on the pixel LMAO.........
Also even iOS able to customise/resize/draganddrop control panels now and we have pixel/stock android provide you the bare minimum customization on control panel.
Even iOS able to customized so much option in lock screen shortcut now and we have Google limiting only 7😂 useless options for your lock screen shortcut.....
Not even owning iPhone but LMAO stock/pixel androids have been become lagging behind iOS now on customisation and many items
@fantasytky28 I agree with your assessment regarding the limiting customization options on Android. It is indeed a valid point. Your thoughtful perspective has been noted, however I still prefer Android for several reasons. The remarkable expansion of the Android ecosystem is undeniable. Nevertheless, I would never consider choosing iOS over Android due to my deep appreciation for the open nature of the Android ecosystem. Being part of the Android ecosystem empowers me to personalize my devices and apps to align with my specific needs. My primary observation is that Apple is increasingly adopting the Android approach, but they still have a significant way to go before fully integrating it into their system. Overall, although I appreciate certain aspects of iOS, I am not willing to conform to their methods in any regards. Just in my humble opinion... 😇🤦🏾♂️
Little random rant.
Project mainline has been a disaster and only has just split the codebase between APKs and APEX modules. Play System Updates regularly get delayed heavily and are sometimes a month plus behind across the Android ecosystem, which defeats a lot of the intended purpose of shipping fixes out of band since vendors don't port to monthly and quarterly releases of AOSP.
Because apparently Google hasn't made that a platform compatibility requirement yet. They only fix a small handful of issues if they are shipped on time anyway.
Many recommended patches are included new releases and some high and critical fixes aren't backported at all for these vendors to use, since they all stick to initial baseline releases.
The Pixel Update Bulletin is also somewhat misleading and a lot of the patches listed there are also applicable to a lot of other devices.
By "recommended patches", I mean patches not required by the Android Security Bulletin to declare a new patch level btw. Which desperately needs to be expanded.
If you're "old ', remember when actual updates and change logs where w thing?!
When they specifically addressed an issue, and specifically addressed the fix in the log..
Now across the industry and software almost everywhere, we made battery improvements, stability improvements!
Clown world we are in.
The qpr3 git commit logs exist. You can read them.
@@rythmater And how much of all the closed source Google apks on pixel have are on git.
How hard is it for ALL of these clown companies to actually just post the change log in a normal fashion on a "normal" website with an easily accessible link when people are offered the update.
Go to git! Go kick rocks with that nonsense.
@@albundy06 Anything that doesn't ship with the Android Open Source Project is out of scope.
I'm talking more about the generic codebase and not what OEM B decides to add to their Android 14 port.
Additionally closed-source code doesn't mean it's instantly insecure and its not as big of a black box people make it out to be. People can still inspect the code, even if its not freely visible and modifiable.
Pixels are private and secure devices for production purposes.
@@rythmater And so is or was every other closed source software throughout history.
Guess what they did. Post change logs. Fixed this crash under this scenario and so on.
What's on git/ aosp is not what's on our phone's. It's not the updates are pushed to our phones.
"Change logs" aren't change logs anymore. They're marketing material at this point
Where can i find the wallpaper 2:41?
And they forget pixel 6a
Is this update coming to android 15?
Y not getting Android 15 beta 3
No more 5G region here in Philippines ❤❤
1gb for nothing... Where is rcs message edit? Where is instant hospot? Where is video call continuity on other devices?
Lolll where is the pixel drop Features they were teasing ealier? BullshlT
Not only did it happen late but it's useless to me. For 1GB, there is nothing. Phone Look. What is that? only in us bullshlt
they already forgot about the 6 ...wow
They already forgot about the 7...
@@megamanmegaman65687 already outdated in Google term😂😂😂😂.
What's the point of even 7 years support for pixel 8 series if 8 will get similar treatment in future too😂😂😂
Why not Google pixel drop G4 chip , jump straight away to G5 chip for pixel 9....No point for next buyers gain merely performance improve but next better chip....... Please.!
1:00
❤ Google, I'm waiting for you in Ukraine 😊 after the victory over the russian occupier🎉
Pub 😉🍻
Didn't do shit for pixel 6
Nothing new
In Spanish Please 🙋
In Swedish please🙋
There is no update coming. Google isn't going to support these phones even till end of year
You ok bro?
Stop spreading misinformation.
The 14-QPR3 OTA will roll out gradually to Pixel users on the 5a+. You can also sideload the latest release by downloading the OTA file off the Google developers website.