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Unboxed a New Pixel? How to Set Screen Timeout, Adaptive Brightness, Screen Attention and Colors
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Unboxed a New Pixel? How to Set Screen Timeout, Adaptive Brightness, Screen Attention and Colors

DEV Community: android·WatchLux·about 10 hours ago
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A new Pixel keeps most of its display controls in one place. Google's Pixel Phone Help says you can change brightness, font size, display size, rotation and more from Settings. This guide walks through the ones people usually want on day one: brightness, how long the screen stays on, colors and touch sensitivity. Google notes that some options are limited to certain Pixel models, and this guide repeats those limits where they apply.

Open the display settings

Open your phone's Settings app.

Tap Display & touch .

Tap the setting that you want to change. To see more settings, tap Advanced .

Google's tip: you can reach the settings you use most from any screen with Quick Settings.

Set the brightness

Tap Brightness level and move the slider.

Leave Adaptive brightness on

Google says Adaptive brightness fits your screen's brightness to the light around you. It's on by default, and you can still change brightness while it's on.…

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