Pixel 2 update rolling out to fix huge complaints

The Google’s Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are comfortably two of this year’s most talked about 

smartphones. And not in a good way. The Pixel 2 XL notably has been trouble with many issues that, have detracted from the enjoyment of the device. Google has promised that everything can be fixed with a software update and owners can now put that theory to the test as Google finally rolls out the November software update for the embattled smartphones.

The noted complaints with the Pixel 2 XL and, to some extent, the Pixel 2 didn’t seem to end not for the cellular country complaints. Fortunately, they have and are really limited to a few notable ones. First on the list has been the Pixel 2 XL’s muted colors, which Google has defended to be more realistic than the overly saturated colors that users seem to prefer. To resolve this, the new update will add a new saturated color mode.

Another display-related Pixel 2 XL complaint has been the case for burn-in. Google continues to refuse any lapse in quality control in making the smartphone. Again, Google’s answer is the software update that will make the navigation bar fade out in order to battle burn-in.

Google promises that more improvement will come in December but these first few need to be pushed out the door to prevent losing even more customers.

Source: Google