Google's Pixel 7 Pro still ... camera bar is still here with a classier twist. Google has dropped the edge-to-edge design in favor of rounded edges that protrude from the back instead of blending ...

After a week with the Pixel 9 Pro, I'm not going back to the XL ... t included), or a screen protector. The Pixel 9 Pro is a ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Ewan Spence covers the digital worlds of mobile technology. "In terms of frequency, this does not happen every time you are watching ...

Google first offered unlimited Photos backups on the original Pixel back in 2016 ... now have when taking pictures and videos ...

Pixel 8 Pro users are experiencing back gesture issues after the recent Android 15 update. Tempered glass screen protectors and which ... those running Pixel 7 and Pixel 9 phones aren't ...

Google Pixel 9 Pro - Unlocked Android Smartphone with Gemini, Triple Rear Camera System ... It’s also lightweight, too, at 7 oz compared to the iPhone 15 Pro’s 6.6 oz. The biggest difference ...

Speaking of updates, Google is offering 7 years of OS, security, and Pixel Drop updates here. There are three cameras on the back of the Pixel 9 Pro. A 50-megapixel main camera (f/1.68 aperture ...

Either way, you might not need a screen protector ... f/1.7, compared to the iPhone's f/2.2 aperture. This should help when ...

Google's Pixel ... 7-inch display to the Pixel 8's 6.2 inches. The Pro's heavier too, by almost an ounce. The other major difference with their designs relates to the camera arrangement on the ...

The 128GB Pixel 8 starts at $699 ($100 more than the Pixel 7), with ... and camera. The Pixel 8 and 8 Pro feature glass sandwich designs like virtually all their competitors. The rear panel ...

Four cameras dot the top left corner of an otherwise plain back, giving the ... Android Authority The Pixel 8 Pro also has a subtle update to the design over the Pixel 7 Pro, with the cameras ...

Google is finally a mature phone manufacturer. The first five iterations of the Pixel were great phones, to be sure — but apart from the software, they kind of lacked a real, distinct feel to them.