Google has released its October patch for supported Pixel devices. It comes with fixes for audio, connectivity, the user interface, and Wi-Fi. It will be rolled out in phases over the next week.
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An official release may still be a ways off, but the design of the upcoming Pixel 5a has already leaked online. It looks nearly identical to last year's Pixel 4a 5G, though specs are still unknown.
Today, Google released the first ever Android 12 developer preview, and there's no beta program just yet. In other words, if you really want it, you'll have to manually flash it on your Pixel.
A new Google Camera app update for the Pixel 5 and the 4a 5G now allows for users to permanently disable Auto Night Sight, fixing the behavior of the toggle that reset itself after every app launch.
Google's latest Pixels have ultra-wide cameras, but if you were using astrophotography on them, you'll be disappointed to find out that Google has disabled the feature on account of it being bad.
Today, Google announced this month's Pixel feature drop. It's meant to bring newer features to older devices. These include Hold for Me, Extreme Battery Saver, Adaptive Sound, and more.
Google has started rolling out 'enhanced voice typing' powered by Google Assistant for Pixel 4 and Pixel 5 devices. The feature offers a faster voice typing experience, auto-punctuation, and more.
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Google Assistant will now wait on the line for you when someone you're calling puts you on hold, thanks to a new feature Google unveiled today. It's available first on the Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a (5G).
Today, Google announced the Pixel 5 and the Pixel 4a 5G, but the two devices might seem pretty similar. Here's how they compare, including how they compare against the original Pixel 4a.
A new Google Photos for Android update rolling out today brings new editor features such as a dedicated suggestions tab, granular editing options, and Portrait Light for the latest Pixels.
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Google today held its Launch Night In event, where it announced the Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 5. Everything about the hardware was already leaked, so there really weren't any surprises.
The Pixel 4a 5G has leaked in some high-resolution press renders while the Pixel 5 has leaked in a new green color. Both devices will be unveiled next week by Google at its 'Launch Night In' event.
Google is set to announce the Pixel 4a and the Pixel 5 next week, and after a leak today, it seems that there's nothing left to the imagination. Everything about the two devices is now known.
Today, Google sent out invitations to journalists for a hardware event that will take place on September 30. The Mountain View company is expected to announce the Pixel 5 and more.
The Pixel 5 and the Pixel 4a (5G) have leaked in live photos. Key specs of both devices have also been confirmed, with the Pixel 5 featuring a 12.2MP primary camera, 8GB RAM, and a 4,000mAh battery.
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Leaker Jon Prosser suggests that Google could announce the Pixel 4a (5G) and the Pixel 5 in black and green on September 30, with the white variant of the Pixel 4a (5G) launching in October.
A recent leak revealed that Google Pixel 5 pre-orders could kick off on October 8. Pre-orders for the Pixel 4a (5G) also open on the same date. Now, a new leak reveals some key specs of the Pixel 5.
An image teasing Google Pixel's 5G lineup featuring the Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 5 5G has leaked on Twitter. The latter is expected to sport 5G connectivity and a Snapdragon 765G chipset.
References found in the Google beta app suggest that this year's Pixel lineup may not include XL versions at all. The three devices expected to be launched are the Pixel 4a, 4a 5G, and Pixel 5 (5G).
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