The Pixel 5 may not have stolen the headlines in the same way that we saw other handsets do so in 2020, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Google seems to have learned from its mistakes with Pixel 4 and the atrocious battery life. It seems that the best move for Google was to move out of the flagship space and focus on the mid-range market with Pixel 5. So if you've sprung for the latest "flagship" Pixel and want to know what you should do first, we've got you covered. Set up your fingerprint scanner Despite mixed results, Google opted to remove the Face Unlock and went with the good ole' fashioned fingerprint scanner for the Pixel 5. It's mounted on the back below the camera module, and is absolutely perfect for everyone, especially with the need to wear masks while out and about. Here's how to get it set up: Open the Settings app on your Pixel 5. Scroll down and select Security. Under Device Security, select Pixel Imprint. Enter your PIN,
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