I personally never had a network issue, only the 5G was disabled in the UAE for the first few months and got enabled with the December update. It's better to check with someone who lives in the same country as you to make sure.

@IDTR ok thanks for reply brother

They do actually

And will never be

That's how it is on Samsung and other phones and it works fine. You know muscle memory is a thing right?

@@somerandomfellow8321 muscle memory isn't going to get you that exact. I don't know how big the sensor area is on Samsung phones but the sensor on the Pixel 9 phones is TINY. You have to be EXACTLY in the right place.

It takes more swipes to go to the home screen and you can just resort to pressing anywhere on the screen or using the lift to wake feature

I have nothing phone so I'm telling you how I do it.

And Google has a slot updation logic, so boot loops get resolved on its own, just wait for the 4-5th reboot. It'll automatically slot back to the earlier version.

@@utkarshrajput8513 What are u talking about? I know ur referencing me, and I only use Android since the galaxy S1 so don't come with the Apple fan bs. Android users can ALSO not like Material UI. It looks horrible. There are a few good things like colours theming, but the icons look ugly flat and stale, notification bar is horrid, u can't find your newest notifications because they don't come chronologically on top u have to dig what app gave u a notification. Recently they made the settings page ugly with the notification bars. It looked much sleeker before. Animations are inconsistent, still no bounce when u scroll up or down instead it stops abruptly. No icon packs support, still no Dex like feature, camera U.I. is bad and devs are also not upholding Material U.I. standards, because u know it looks bad

​@@kizanko i agree with you. I sold my Pixel 9 and got myself an S24 Ultra after the amazing experience I had with the S23 Ultra. OneUI is just on a whole another level compared to the UI on the Pixel which is inconsistent, glitchy and ugly.

I really fw material ui ,the animations, the smoothness, the whole phone being able to choose colors out of a wallpaper and go with it on the whole phone, thats the 1st reason I choose a pixel after a xiaomi, even on that I flashed pixelos(custom rom cus didnt get updates anymore i was stuck on android 13) I got tired of weird android skins tbh.

Hell no, material ui is easily the best looking design language on mobile

Some people like Material You. They have old iPhone users who switch to Pixel and they have no problems with the UI. Can Google allow more customization yes Material You UI is not the worst thing out there

Yes, there are areas for improvement and which design is better are based on personal preferences. In my opinion, I love Material UI's design for its simplicity and consistency throughout (except for the themed icons, I hope they can force all apps to support it 😮‍💨). I love how I can choose a three-color palette that gets applied throughout the whole OS. The harmony of those preselected colors is gorgeous. And the way colors are selected based on my wallpaper, every time I change it, it feels like the identity of my whole OS changes as well. It's like a world of colors. Nowadays, all other Android skins copy iOS, as they always have. With all having the same design, that is boring to me. I don't want Google to do that. I want it to be different and have its own identity. The way iOS looks is good as well, but it's not my type of design. Each icon, wallpaper, and OS element feels like a different entity, whereas Material UI makes everything feel like it is all part of the same entity because the colors all change together (especially with themed icons). Honestly I love how iOS and other Android Skin looks, but I love the uniqueness and the beauty of Material UI. I want Material UI to improve and evolve while keeping the essense of Material UI.

@@Lorenzo_Talpinum eww no

Google is currently working on it. You can google "16KB page sizes Android 15" to learn more. We should see performance boosts across the board, like faster app launching, smoother performance, and reduced power draw, when it is officially released. But much of the stuttering you're experiencing may be due to app optimization by the developers. For example, the Reddit app is very poorly optimized, although it slowly getting better with each update by reddit. This can be a huge challenge for developers as well, because there are too many types of Android phones out there.