General Google Pixel 6

[MikeChannon]

See:
https://www.xda-developers.com/pixel-6-leak-two-tone-design-dual-cameras-more/

 

[leaveNOW]

Its subjective design. For me, it's NO, and I prefer pixel 5 design

 

[refrigerador67]

See:
https://www.xda-developers.com/pixel-6-leak-two-tone-design-dual-cameras-more/

I like the new design, maybe too weird for now but still looking good

 

[Rainmaker 007]

I like the design, what I'm personally disappointed in, especially where they've made the 2 models so close in size, is that they didn't go larger on the Pro version... instead of 6.7"...go for the gusto... especially where is older folks, like to read our Newspaper subscription's on our phones...make it 6.9" like the possibly extinct, Note Plus...

Or you know what, lead instead of following, make the Pro version 7 inches...

 

[cuvtixo]

I like the design, what I'm personally disappointed in, especially where they've made the 2 models so close in size, is that they didn't go larger on the Pro version... instead of 6.7"...go for the gusto... especially where is older folks, like to read our Newspaper subscription's on our phones...make it 6.9" like the possibly extinct, Note Plus...

Or you know what, lead instead of following, make the Pro version 7 inches...

Supply issues might be at work causing problems here. It's not just chips, it's everything that gets shipped to and from major ports overseas, and snowballs from there. I'm tempering my expectations for every new product everywhere.

 

[ZooBaAr]

I like the design, what I'm personally disappointed in, especially where they've made the 2 models so close in size, is that they didn't go larger on the Pro version... instead of 6.7"...go for the gusto... especially where is older folks, like to read our Newspaper subscription's on our phones...make it 6.9" like the possibly extinct, Note Plus...

Or you know what, lead instead of following, make the Pro version 7 inches...

I get the want big but at some point, You just have to get the hell off the phone and goto a lappy, tablet or DT. It's always a trade-off between readability and portability. I'm ok with portable.

Sj

 

[nancymary101]

What to expect from pixel 6, will it bring some new useful features?

 

[vandyman]

Does Magisk work on the Pixel 6.
Just kidding... Lol

 

[mojorisin7178]

i have had every pixel in the series. More recently my wife is now on the a series. She had the 3a and i just got her the 5a. I myself have the 5 but i only got the 5 because i had the 4 which was a great phone but i work in a job to forces me to wear a mask all day so i needed the fingerprint reader. I decided to go with the pixel 6 and not the pro for now. if i like the 6 and tensor is all they say it is then in a few months i will get a pro and give my wife the 6. and make the 5a a backup. It is always a good idea to have a backup. especially because i don't always have the money to put up to get a replacement right away.
Hey does anyone know what type of fingerprint reader is in the 6? Is it optical or ultra sonic? I assume optical

 

[hwsenter]

i have had every pixel in the series. More recently my wife is now on the a series. She had the 3a and i just got her the 5a. I myself have the 5 but i only got the 5 because i had the 4 which was a great phone but i work in a job to forces me to wear a mask all day so i needed the fingerprint reader. I decided to go with the pixel 6 and not the pro for now. if i like the 6 and tensor is all they say it is then in a few months i will get a pro and give my wife the 6. and make the 5a a backup. It is always a good idea to have a backup. especially because i don't always have the money to put up to get a replacement right away.
Hey does anyone know what type of fingerprint reader is in the 6? Is it optical or ultra sonic? I assume optical

From what I've read is that it's an optical fingerprint reader.

 

[mojorisin7178]

From what I've read is that it's an optical fingerprint reader.

yeah thats what i am assuming. maybe net year we will get ullltra sonic. I work around water alot and hate having to put my code in when my hands are wet. I saw a rumor that it would have face unlock too but they didnt mention that in the launch event

 

[bush911]

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你准备买不？ Are you going to buy one ?

 

[bush911]

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I have pre-order a 128G regular one from google store. keep waiting

 

[vandyman]

Hey, are the lasts few post in sign language?

 

[bobby janow]

Hey, are the lasts few post in sign language?

lol. Post #15 translated

I own every pixel in the series. Recently, my wife is now on the a series. She has 3a and I just gave her 5a. I have 5 myself, but I only have 5 because I have 4. This is a great phone, but my work forces me to wear a mask all day, so I need a fingerprint reader. I decided to use pixel 6 instead of pro. If I like 6 and the tensor is what they say then in a few months I will get a professional and give it to my wife 6. And make 5a backup. It is always a good idea to have a backup. Especially because I don't always have the money to replace it immediately. Hey, does anyone know what type of fingerprint reader is in 6? Is it optical or ultrasonic? I assume optical

 

[rrob13]

Hey, does anyone know what type of fingerprint reader is in 6? Is it optical or ultrasonic? I assume optical

Optical

 

[jairunet]

Is pixel 6 root procedure already out?​

Hello all and thanks for all your great suggestions and ideas in advance. I am a Pixel 2 XL owner and recently I got the Pixel 6.
In the past in order to unlock the "hotspot" wireless tethering functionality all I needed to do was:

1. Root the device (Android 11 | Pixel 2 XL)
2. Edit the "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true"

Done,

Sure there is a need to install an editor e.g.; builddrop editor app, that will allow making the change on the Android 11 OS.
I come to the forum with the question, what will be the requirement for the new Pixel 6 with Android 12?

Thank you very much in advance.

 

[vandyman]

Is pixel 6 root procedure already out?​

Hello all and thanks for all your great suggestions and ideas in advance. I am a Pixel 2 XL owner and recently I got the Pixel 6.
In the past in order to unlock the "hotspot" wireless tethering functionality all I needed to do was:

1. Root the device (Android 11 | Pixel 2 XL)
2. Edit the "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true"

Done,

Sure there is a need to install an editor e.g.; builddrop editor app, that will allow making the change on the Android 11 OS.
I come to the forum with the question, what will be the requirement for the new Pixel 6 with Android 12?

Thank you very much in advance.

There is plenty of information in the Pixel 6 threads on rooting and safety net.

 

[jairunet]

There is plenty of information in the Pixel 6 threads on rooting and safety net.

@vandyman I will need to check that thread then, I am new in forums XDA. Thanks

 

[galaxys]

@vandyman I will need to check that thread then, I ma new in forums XDA. Thanks

Hi and welcome to XDA! Here's link to one of the threads:

[CLOSED] Firmware is out! Get your root on!

Update 12/15/21: Magisk 23016 incorporates fixes for vbmeta header patching; disabling verity/verification is no longer necessary. Update and root should work as it always has - simply patch and flash the boot image. Any update method can be...

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