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Here’s how to change the wallpaper on Pixel 3 XL and Pixel 3. By default, set the home screen and lock screen wallpaper on Pixel 3 XL and Pixel 3 devices. There are two ways to change the wallpaper on your Pixel devices. Several wallpapers are available on your Pixel, such as live earth, Landscape, Art, Life, Textures, and solid colors, and you can also choose from your gallery. You can also download Pixel 3XL wallpapers that have already leaked.

You can change the home screen and lock screen wallpaper on Google Pixel 3 XL and Pixel 3 to look at your Pixel 3 backgrounds awesome. Follow the below-given step-by-step process to change Google Pixel 3 lock screen wallpaper.

Read More: How to Change Accent Color in Google Pixel

How to Change Google Pixel 3 Lock Screen Wallpaper

Let’s see two methods to change wallpaper on Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL lock screen and home screen.

Change Pixel 3 Backgrounds using Wallpaper & Style Settings

Step 1: Long-press the blank space on the home screen and tap Wallpaper & style.

Step 2: Tap Change wallpaper.

Step 3: Tap My photo to select a picture from your phone gallery or Tap on the Default category from the list.

Step 4: Select a Photo and tap on the Right arrow icon at the bottom right corner.

Step 5: Choose set wallpaper on the Home screen, Lock screen, or Home and Lock screens.

Alternative: Settings > Wallpaper & style > Change wallpaper > Select a picture > Right arrow icon at the bottom right > Select Hom screen, Lock screen, or Home and Lock screens.

1^st Way: Change Home Screen & Lock Screen Wallpaper on Pixel 3, 3 XL (Older Android Version)

Step 1: Long press the Blank space in your Pixel home screen.

Step 2: Tap Wallpapers.

List of different categories of Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL wallpapers available. Also, change the Pixel 3 wallpaper using a gallery photo.

Step 3: Select wallpaper from the category list.

Step 4: Tap Set wallpaper at the upper right side.

Step 5: Choose from the Home screen, Lock screen, or Both.

Now apply the selected wallpaper as Google Pixel 3 home screen and lock screen wallpaper.

2^nd Way: Change the Pixel 3 Wallpaper using Display Settings

Step 1: Swipe down the notification shade at the top of the screen and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap Display.

Step 3: Tap Wallpaper.

Step 4: Select the wallpaper.

Step 5: Tap Set wallpaper at the upper right corner.

Step 6: Choose a home screen/lock screen/both.

Now change the wallpaper on the home screen and lock screen. It’ll change your Pixel 3 backgrounds look.

How to Turn On Dark Mode in Pixel 3 and 3 XL

Settings > Display > Dark theme in appearance section > Toggle on Use dark theme or Swipe down the notification panel at the top and tap on Dark theme to turn it on/off

And that’s it. I hope this little tutorial helps change the Pixel 3 lock screen and home screen wallpaper. If you have any questions, please tell us in below comment box. Stay and connect with us for the latest updates.

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Do you want to add a button to the notification panel? Here’s how to change the button order in Note 9 quick settings panel. We use a quick settings panel in our Samsung Galaxy or other android devices to quickly access features. By default set Note 9 button grid size and button order in your device. If you want to change Galaxy Note 9 button order positions, it’s quite simple to change position. Also, add other settings to simply drag a button to the above area to add them to the quick settings panel. If you have the latest updated Note 9 One UI 2.0 (Android 10), you can see the status bar (Hide/Show notifications & enable battery percentage) in quick settings options.

In Samsung Galaxy Note 9 quick settings panel, you can see Wi-Fi, Auto-rotate, Do not disturb, Wi-Fi calling, Mobile hotspot, S Pen remote, Smart view, Power saving, and other settings. Follow the below-given step by step process to change the button order in Note 9 quick settings panel.

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• How to change keyboard layout on Galaxy Note 9
• How to customize notification bar in Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus
• How to turn on auto call recording on Note 9
• How to show battery percentage on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus
• How to change default storage location on Note 9 contacts

How to Use Quick Settings Panel to Change the Button Order on Samsung Note 9

You can customize quick settings on galaxy Note 9 to change button grid size and button order on your phone.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel at top of the screen.

Step 2: Tap Three vertical dots (More) at the upper right corner of the screen.

Here you can see the button order and button size in your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 device.

Step 3: Tap Button order.

Step 4: Now tap & hold the feature and move it other position you want to set. Also, add new features to the quick settings panel by drag buttons to the below area and add to the above.

Step 5: Tap Done after arranging quick settings panel Note 9,

Now, customize quick settings on your Galaxy Note 9. You can anytime reset quick settings panel if you don’t comfortable with changes you made using same steps.

Open quick settings panel > Three vertical dots > Button order > Reset

How to Change Button Grid Size in the Galaxy Note 9

By default set Note 9 quick settings panel button grid size 4×3. You can choose from 3×3 / 4×3 / 5×3.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel at top of the screen.

Step 2: Tap Three vertical dots at the upper right corner.

Step 3: Tap Button Grid.

By default set 4×3 grid size in your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 device.

Step 4: Choose from 3×3 / 4×3 / 5×3.

You can easily customize quick settings panel on galaxy Note 9 including button positions, button grid and brightness settings also. Turn on show control on top to show the brightness control above the notification panel on your Samsung galaxy note 9 devices.

And that’s it. I hope this little tip useful to change button order in Note 9 quick settings panel. If you have any questions, tell us in below comment box. Stay and connect with us for latest updates.

This is a hidden Android Pie feature. This tutorial teaches you how to enable feature flags in Android 9 Pie devices. You can use feature flags to back Oreo settings for given options such as battery display, Bluetooth while driving, about phone, and more. You can find this setting under the developer mode settings. This newly added feature flags are already available on the Google Chrome browser.

Android Pie 9.0 has several new features such as Adaptive Battery, Adaptive brightness, Digital wellbeing, App actions, overview selection, feature flags, cutout Notch display, and more.

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• How to use Android 9 Pie’s Gesture navigation
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How to Use Feature Flags in Android 9 Pie   

You can see 7 commands for change settings of Android Pie. First of all, make sure to enable developer options in Android 9 Pie device to use this feature flags.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification shade and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Tap System.

Step 3: Tap About phone.

Step 4: Scroll down the end of the page and tap the Build number 7 times or tap until view “you are now developer!” message.

Step 5: Now enable developer mode in your device.

How to Enable Feature Flags Android 9 Pie

Step 1: Go to Settings on your phone.

Step 2: Tap System.

Step 3: Tap Advanced.

Step 4: Scroll down at end of the page and tap Developer options.

Here you can see several useful android Pie developer settings such as OEM unlocking, running services, USB debugging, logger buffer size, Windows animation scale, simulate secondary display, and more.

Step 5: Tap Feature flags under the Debugging section.

You can see below given a list of options in android 9 Pie’s feature flags. By default disable only two feature flags, one is settings_bluetooth_while_driving and another settings_battery_display_app_list.

settings_about_phone_v2

It will change your android Pie device UI of about phone section.

settings_bluetooth_while_driving

When enabling this option on your phone, it’ll automatically connect with your car Bluetooth or other accessories while driving.

settings_data_usage_v2

Currently not found any change while turn on this option.

settings_audio_switcher

Same here you can’t found any change when set as true or false.

settings_systemui_theme

Now found any change when enable or disable features flags Android 9 Pie.

settings_zone_picker_v2

It will add automatic time zone settings under date & time settings in your android 9 Pie devices.

settings_battery_display_app_list

You can see app usage battery since fully charge in the battery settings when enabling feature flag on Android Pie 9.0.

Feature Flag Android 10

Settings > System > Advanced > Developers > Feature flags under the Debugging section

Here, you can’t see any options on your Android 10.

And that’s all. I hope this little tutorial useful to enable and use feature flags in Android 9 Pie. Do you know any other hidden android 9 Pie tips you want to share? Tell us in below comment box.

Do you want to quickly access settings from any screen on Android 9 Pie? Here’s how to turn on accessibility menu (Services) in Android 11, Android 10, and Android 9 (Pie) devices. Using this Android accessibility service, you’ll quickly access settings such as Google Assistant, media volume, notifications, screenshots, Accessibility settings, recent apps, and more. When turning on the accessibility menu, you can see the accessibility icon on the bottom right corner of your device. This will provide a large on-screen menu to control your phone. You can manage gestures, hardware buttons, navigation, and more.

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How to Turn On Accessibility Menu in Android 11, Android 10, Android 9

To use the accessibility feature on Android devices, check the below-given settings on your phone.

How to Turn On Accessibility Menu Android 11 and Android 10

Step 1: Go to Settings.

Step 2: Tap Accessibility.

Step 3: Tap the Accessibility menu.

Step 4: Toggle on Accessibility Menu Shortcut.

Step 5: Tap OK.

How to Turn On Accessibility Service Android 9

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel and tap the Settings gear icon.

Step 2: Scroll down and tap Accessibility.

Step 3: Tap the Accessibility menu under the Interaction Controls section.

By default, disable the accessibility service on your Android 9 and other devices.

Step 4: Toggle on Use service.

You can see a pop-up message on the screen: Use accessibility Menu?

Step 5: Tap OK to activate it.

Now you can see the Accessibility icon (Show the above screenshot) at the bottom right corner of your device.

Step 6: Tap the Accessibility icon to see several settings for quick access from any screen.

How to Turn Off Accessibility on Android 11

Settings > Accessibility > Accessibility Menu > Toggle off Accessibility Menu Shortcut.

How to Turn Off Accessibility Menu on Android 9 (Pie)

Step 1:  Go to Settings > Accessibility > Interaction controls > Accessibility menu.

Step 2: Toggle off Use service.

Now the pop-up screen appears: Stop Accessibility Menu?

Step 3: Tap OK to turn off accessibility.

Now remove the accessibility icon from your Android device’s bottom right-side corner.

Using one or more switches, you can also turn on switch access settings to control your Android phones and tablets. Use switches to select items, enter text, scroll, and more. Also, assign buttons, display & sound, and other switch access settings on Android 9.0.

Settings > Accessibility > Interaction controls > Switches Access.

In other Android Pie accessibility settings, you can see talkback, select to speak, accessibility shortcuts, Magnification, remove animations, Dwell timing, and more settings.

And that’s all. We hope this article is clear on how to turn on accessibility to Android devices. If you have any trouble, please tell us in below comment box. Don’t forget to share with others if you find it useful.

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• How to Change Language on Keyboard Android
• How to Enable/Disable App Actions Android
• How to Enable Auto-Rotate Screen on Android
• How to Turn On Talkback on Android
• How to Use Stand-by Apps on Android

Annoying by some system UI notifications on your Android? Here’s how to turn off system UI notifications in Android 9 Pie devices. You can enable/disable notifications of battery, storage, general messages, screenshots, and more. Also, change settings for certain apps on your all Pixel devices. If you don’t want to disable system UI notification on android 9.0 Pie, silence your device with Do Not Disturb.

Using this android Pie system UI notification settings, you’ll control Android system notifications on your Pixel devices such as Google Pixel, Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 2 XL, and other supported devices.

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• How to change app download preference on Android 9 Pie
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How to Disable System UI Notifications in Android Pie 9.0

By default hidden system UI on android Pie 9.0 and other devices. Check out below given settings to find and turn off system UI on android 9 Pie.

Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel twice and tap the Settings gear icon on your Pie.

Step 2: Tap Apps & notifications.

Here you can see recently opened apps list.

Step 3: Tap See all apps.

Step 4: Tap Three vertical dots (More) at the upper right corner.

Step 5: Select the show system.

Step 6: Scroll down up and tap on System UI.

Step 7: Tap Notifications.

You can see System UI settings for android 9 Pie devices. By default, only two settings turn on (Show below-given screenshot) in my Google Pixel running 9.0 Pie device.

Battery: You can’t get alert about battery draining and other notifications if disable.

Screenshot: If you don’t want to show a screenshot on a screen when taken, disable it. After that, you’ll only open a screenshot from the gallery only.

Step 8: Uncheck the Battery and screenshot square box.

Now disable system UI notification on android Pie 9 for battery and screenshot related. Also, enable/disable notifications dots if you want.

And that’s all. We hope this makes it clear how to turn off system UI notification on Android 9 Pie. If you have any questions, tell us in below comment box. Stay and connect with us for the latest updates. Don’t forget to share with others if you found this tutorial helpful.

By default set camera video size & picture size. Here I’ll show you how to change the picture size and video size on Samsung Galaxy Note 9 device. You can set galaxy Note 9 picture size and video size using camera settings. In Note 9 camera settings for the picture size, save RAW & JPEG copies of photos taken in Pro mode. Also, record videos in HEVC format to save space.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is the improved camera with Bluetooth S Pen that useful to take a picture using S Pen without touch your device. Follow the below-given step by step process to change the photo and video resolution size on Galaxy Note 9.

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How to Set Camera Picture And Video Size on Samsung Galaxy Note 9

You can use Note 9 as desktop mode and enjoy full-screen photos or videos that look awesome if full-screen mode. Select picture size and video size you want from the list using Samsung Note 9 camera settings.

Step 1: Open the Camera app in your Samsung Note 9.

Step 2: Tap Settings gear icon from the left middle screen.

Here you can see a rear camera, front camera, and other settings.

Step 3: Tap Picture size in the Rear camera section.

Step 4: Choose Picture size (Rear) from 4:3 (12 MP)/4:3 (6.2 MP)/16:9 (9.1 MP)/16:9 (3.7 MP)/18:5:9 (7.9 MP)/1:1 (9.1 MP)/1:1 (4.7 MP)

You can also use the same steps to change Note 9 picture size settings for the front camera.

Camera app > Settings gear icon > Front camera > Picture size

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 video settings for change Video size

Step 1: Open the Camera app in your Note 9.

Step 2: Tap Settings gear icon from the left side screen.

Here you can see a rear camera, front camera, and general settings.

Step 3: Tap Video size in the Rear camera section.

Step 4: Choose Video size (Rear) from UHD (60 fps)/UHD/QHD/FHD (60 fps) FHD/18.5:9/1:1/HD.

In other useful galaxy Note 9 camera settings, you can see Super slow-mo, Flaw detection, Scene optimizer, Motion photos, Video stabilization, Storage location, Voice control, and more.

Do you still have questions about change picture size and video size on Galaxy Note 9? Do let us know whether you liked this Note 9 camera tips or not. We are waiting for your valuable feedback.