Probably the ability to root your device (most of the time to customize the interface and options to modify your system), and the ability to change to custom roms (like root most of the time it's for customizing the interface, but it might improve performance and etc. And let's say that in case Google stops updating your pixel, you can install custom rom to always have up-to-date system version.)I don't even know what a bootloader is.... Let alone what the advantage of having one unlocked would be. Thanks for the info!![]()
Probably the ability to root your device (most of the time to customize the interface and options to modify your system), and the ability to change to custom roms (like root most of the time it's for customizing the interface, but it might improve performance and etc. And let's say that in case Google stops updating your pixel, you can install custom rom to always have up-to-date system version.)
You're right and actually if I were using a pixel I wouldn't worry about it, but since there is a community that would probably keep on updating the phone after Google, I though that its worth mentioningSeeing as how Google supports updating their phones for a good while I doubt many have that concern.
Probably the ability to root your device (most of the time to customize the interface and options to modify your system), and the ability to change to custom roms (like root most of the time it's for customizing the interface, but it might improve performance and etc. And let's say that in case Google stops updating your pixel, you can install custom rom to always have up-to-date system version.)
Your welcome! As someone who has used a lot of custom roms and used to modify the system as well, I haven't even bothered to root my gs8+. I think that this is just unnecessary anymore.Thanks for the info. Doubt it'll ever apply to me though. I'm not that "techy". I do appreciate the info though. Helps me to understand better. I also appreciate the fact that my Pixel does all I ask of it on any given work day or leisure day. Good to finally have a dependable phone with an awesome assistant.
Verizon's advance video calling doesn't work on last year's pixel no matter where you buy it from.. but yes you get voicemail, and hd calling on either oneif you buy through Google and use on Verizon will you still get voicemail, hd calling , and video calling like you would get if you bought through Verizon?
Verizon's advance video calling doesn't work on last year's pixel no matter where you buy it from.. but yes you get voicemail, and hd calling on either one
if you are buying a pixel please buy it from google store. I cant stress this enough
As other's have requested, please explain. You can't make a comment like this and not explain further. I would be tempted to buy from Best Buy due to coupons, gift cards, and financing, but if there's a good reason to ignore all that and get it from Google, please let me know.
Buy from who you want.As other's have requested, please explain. You can't make a comment like this and not explain further. I would be tempted to buy from Best Buy due to coupons, gift cards, and financing, but if there's a good reason to ignore all that and get it from Google, please let me know.
Damn I honestly had no idea. Good to knowThat is wrong. The video calling, HD calling and visual voicemail all work with my Verizon purchased Pixel XL. Of course, you have to call someone who also has a phone capable of the video calling. My son has a Moto Droid Turbo on Verizon, and if we call each other the icon to add video appears and we have used it.