Google Pixel

What is the display and font size everyone is using?

I have a 6a and am having a hard time finding one that works for me.

My current settings on the 6a:

Years ago when I had an iPhone I used Darksky, then used it in Android when I switched too, until Apple bought it.

I've seen answers around on other sites, but wondering what apps people use?

Would love to see a similar functionality available on Android 14 someday.

I have had this strange behavior randomly happen in the last 6-8 weeks I would guess. It took a couple of times for me to figure out it was happening on disconnecting from my car, as I'm typically going straight from unplugging directly to my back pocket with the phone when I get out of the car. Once I pull the phone out of my pocket to use it, it asks for my pin since it restarted. I did do a factory reset of the phone and it still happens and still just as randomly. I did the factory reset about 5 days before the June feature drop and it's happened once after that as well. I'm sorta lost on what would be causing this. Any ideas?

It might be placebo but after the June update my battery life has been struggling. I'm pretty sure I'm not doing anything different but I'm open for suggestions.

I did get a battery replacement because the entire back panel on my phone was replaced but I doubt that could be the issue since my battery health is literally at 100%.

What's the average SOT P7 users are getting these days? I can't imagine even 5 hours of SOT can count as "all-day battery". For reference I'm using LTE with my brightness around 50% most of the time.

Not much of a difference in size for the pro, but trending in the right direction.

Since there's no self posts here yet, I thought I'd bring up a question for those that decided to settle into Lemmy. Welcome to those here so far!

There's a ton of reasons to choose the a Pixel, but what's one or two major points that keep you hooked?

For me, I'm in love with the speed of the UI, and of course the ability to sideload apps if I want. Being in control of a device you spend a lot of money on makes a lot of sense.