I GOT 2 PHONES ONE FOR THE BITCHES FOR ANDROID
I GOT 2 PHONES ONE FOR THE BITCHES PRO
I GOT 2 PHONES ONE FOR THE BITCHES SOFTWARE

But it is perhaps notable that I donвЂ™t typically need to download a lot of content to my devices these days. For example, in Audible, I downloaded the audiobook IвЂ™m currently listening to- Julia ChildвЂ™s autobiography, My Life in FranceвЂ“plus a few I expect to get to soon. In some cases, I also downloaded a bit of content. Once that was done, I launched each app, in turn, signing in to whatever account as needed using Google Smart Lock, which nicely automates that process. As is usually the case, I used my previous phone-a Pixel 5a-as a guide, starting first with the apps on my home screen-I use just one-and then proceeding into All Apps for those apps I donвЂ™t use as often. For now, IвЂ™m focusing more on the basics.ДЄfter the phone was updated, I started installing the apps I rely on. But this is something IвЂ™ll be writing about in the future.

I GOT 2 PHONES ONE FOR THE BITCHES SOFTWARE

Pixels do come with some unique software and services, however, and thatвЂ™s doubly true with Pixel 6 Pro, given the many special features it includes. And it is perhaps sobering to compare the quality of these apps to those more middling entries that Microsoft ships with Windows 11.

I GOT 2 PHONES ONE FOR THE BITCHES FOR ANDROID

These apps-Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Maps, and so on-and the Google Play Store are the reason that hardware makers and thus consumers pay for Android in the first place. To its credit, Google doesnвЂ™t bog down this handset, or any Pixel, with any extraneous software, and while we might debate the firmвЂ™s first-party app bundling requirements for Android, thereвЂ™s no real crap there.

I GOT 2 PHONES ONE FOR THE BITCHES PRO

And assuming the Pixel 6 Pro works out, IвЂ™ll be selling my Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5a soon, along with their cables and chargers.ДЄs for the Pixel 6 Pro itself, I started off updating all of the built-in apps and installing a system update, fairly typical for a day-one experience with any modern consumer electronics. The power charger, meanwhile, isnвЂ™t worth discussing all that much: it simply provides the maximum level of charging power, 30-watts, that the phone supports, and is a nice step up from the sort-of fast charging capabilities of the 18-watt chargers its predecessors use. As is always the case, IвЂ™ll look to replace it with a superior third-party case once they arrive. But IвЂ™m guessing it will get grippier with wear, and it at least provides the protection I want. In this, um, case, the issue is that the case itself is kind of slippery.

But GoogleвЂ™s case is a mixed bag, which is typical. I would have been nervous about taking the new Pixel out in the world without a case since it uses a typically slippery glass and aluminum exterior design. But all is well now: my Pixel Pro 6 Case in Soft Sage (green) and Google 30W USB-C Power Charger complete the set nicely. In a bit of good timing, the other items I ordered alongside the Pixel 6 Pro happened to arrive yesterday, despite an initially disparate set of shipping predictions, including one that wasnвЂ™t initially expected to arrive until December. So I spent much of yesterday on the next steps. But because of our late arrival, I didnвЂ™t even open the box until we got up Saturday morning, and by the time of that first post, I had completed the Android 12 setup experience but not configured the phone in any way. Here are some more observations.ДЄs noted in my initial impressions, the Pixel 6 Pro I ordered arrived Friday, the day we flew home from our most recent trip. A day later, IвЂ™ve mostly configured the Pixel 6 Pro the way I prefer, and IвЂ™ve started taking photos.

I got 2 phones one for the bitches