… Ready, set, wait It usually takes a few weeks for new Android versions to reach all eligible Pixel devices. This time around, the new OS is available for all Tensor-powered Pixels, starting with the Pixel 6 series and running through the current Pixel 10. …
… We can see the actual body of the device rather than a shadowy outline as in Google’s teasers, and it does look a bit different than the previous Pixel Fold. The camera bump on the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is smaller, with no separate section for the flash off to the right. …
… These devices have seen quicker and larger price increases compared to flagship devices, for which memory is now more than a quarter of the cost. …
… Google began supporting Apple AirDrop on select devices earlier this year, but support has been spotty. So far, only the last few generations of Pixel devices and Samsung’s latest flagship phones have supported AirDrop. …
… In 2025, both the Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro started at 128GB of storage, a bit lacking for a modern flagship device at a time when people don’t upgrade as often. …
… However, that’s still limited to Pixel 11 phones. Google says it will expand Rambler to “more Gemini Intelligence devices” later this year. …
… You don’t have to choose between these devices, either. You can keep a Pixel Watch and Fitbit Air paired with your phone and wear whichever one you want over time. This capability will come to more wearable devices in the near future, too. …
… The new phones are joined by an updated Pixel Watch 5 with much the same story, as well as Google’s first in-house tracker device, the Pixel Tag. …
… There’s support for floating apps, and it’s great that you can do both horizontal and vertical splits without rotating the device, which you have to do with Pixels. …
… This illuminated design feature is reminiscent of the bar on some older Google devices like the Pixel C tablet and Chromebook Pixel . On those devices, the light bar would indicate the battery level. …
