Meet The New Google Pixel 3 And Pixel 3 XL -

Meet The New Pixels (2018) : 

Here they are: the $800 Google Pixel 3 and $900 Pixel 3 XL.Google announced its latest smartphones during an event in New York City on Tuesday. For those who follow tech news and hardware rumors, there was little about the Pixel 3's design that you didn't know about.Google teased us by tweeting before the event that rumor-mongers and leakers didn't know everything, and it was true - Google unveiled several futuristic new software features (especially related to the camera) that we're mighty excited to try out over the next few days.

- The Pixel 3 has a 5.5-inch OLED display, while the Pixel 3 XL has a 6.3-inch OLED screen.

Both phones have bigger screens than their predecessors, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. At the same time, neither phone is much bigger than the Pixel 2 phones.

- Both new Pixel 3 phones have a gorgeous, two-tone glass back. 

Laying hands on both new Pixel 3 phones, it was immediately clear that they're decidedly more premium than previous Pixel models.That extra sense of premium manifests itself in the way the phone looks and feels, especially its new glass back. It's a full glass back with a two-tone texture — the top is glossy, and bottom is a matte, frosted glass. The design change has brought Google's latest Pixel phones up to par with other premium devices.One more thing: the white model of both the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL has a mint green power button, which I'm in love with.

- Both phones run on the same chip as most premium smartphones of 2018. 

The Snapdragon 845 chip from mobile chipmaker Qualcomm runs in both Pixel 3 phones. The phones also have 4GB of RAM, which should make for speedy and smooth performance, even if other premium phones have more RAM. That's because the Pixel 3 phones run on a clean version of Android that's optimized specifically with the Pixel 3's specs in mind.

- Both phones still come with a single-lens rear camera system, but it doesn't sound like Google needs more than one lens. 

Hardware-wise, Google retained the main 12MP camera of the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL but added a completely new front-facing setup.
On the rear there’s a 12.2MP 1/2.55” camera with an f/1.8 lens, large 1.4µm pixels, dual pixel phase detection autofocus, and both optical and electronic stabilization. Of course, the hardware is backed by Google’s competent HDR+ technology.

The front cameras on both Pixel 3’s are dual 8MP shooters. One is a f/2.2 fixed-focus snapper with a 97-degree field of view and the other a f/1.8 shooter with a regular 75-degree FoV and autofocus. The main selfie shooter is a big improvement over the Pixel 2’s 8MP f/2.4.

the Pixel 2 already had one of the best cameras around (that is unless you want a secondary zoom or ultra wide-angle camera) and we expect the Pixel 3 to be faster and a bit better.

We'll need to wait for the sun to rise again for more photos, but here's a quick comparison between the Pixel 3 XL and Pixel 2 XL.

- Google added one important feature to the Pixel 3 phones that previous Pixels don't have .

Unlike the original Pixel and the Pixel 2, the Pixel 3 has wireless charging. As a companion to that new feature, Google also announced the wireless charging Pixel Stand, which also activates some compatibility with Google Assistant.