With the Pixel Watch 4, Google truly hit it out of the park with advanced functions and features, and some of them also work with older models.

One of the major selling points of the Pixel phones is their AI features. However, I'm not a big fan of AI features on a smartphone. If you're like me, then keep reading to find out how to turn off ...

Get the latest Android features before the public release. Learn the steps to enroll your Google Pixel in the Android Beta ...

Google’s latest AI tool, Gemini, just took a big step into your inbox. It can now read and analyse your Gmail messages by default — not just to help you sort ...

With TSA rolling out Digital ID verification at several airports across the country, now is an excellent time to set up your State ID on your Android device. A Digital ID, if you're not familiar, ...

Passkeys rely on biometric verification such as fingerprints, facial recognition or screen locks instead of passwords. They ...

You use your phone for practically everything these days, including shopping, browsing the internet, and connecting with others through calls, texts, emails and countless mobile apps. But did you know ...

Seemingly out of nowhere, Google has surprised Pixel users with a second update in the same month. But is your Pixel getting it?

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. After lagging behind for so long, it’s been wild to see Google come this far in the smartwatch game. If you buy ...

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When the first foldable phones came along, they seemed like a cool evolution of the traditional smartphone form factor and, if they got smaller and cheaper, like something people might actually want.

Alongside Calling Cards, Google also changed the mechanics of answering calls. In place of a single button for answering calls is an elegant swipe gesture: slide right to answer, slide left to decline ...