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People are focused on Google’s mobile and TV lineup—especially Pixel devices—and new Google AI experiences. At the same time, there’s attention on Google-related payments partnerships (Google Pay reaching Walmart) and a notable cybersecurity issue involving calendar invite abuse through URL signing.
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Key TakeawayGoogle’s near-term momentum spans Pixel device changes and new AI features, while a security flaw report highlights abuse risk in calendar invite URL signing.
Tracking: Where are all Google’s smart displays? Out-of-stock Store listings raise eyebrows / Google is giving you more control over your shared photo location data
Tracking: Deals: Nothing gear from $34, Lenovo IdeaPad 2K $600 off, Anker Google Find Hub Wallet Card $25 all-time low, more / Walmart finally supporting in-store tap to pay with Google Pay
Tracking: I gave the Google TV Streamer another chance, but it's still too buggy / I tried to ditch Google Maps, but these 5 features kept pulling me back
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Does it beat the Google Pixel Tag?
You can buy the Eufy SmartTrack Card E40 from Eufy's website for $35. This makes it slightly more than the $30 Pixel Tag, and slightly less than the $40 KeySmart Card. Depending on what you want to track, the Pixel Tag has a few benefits over the Eufy card. It has an IP67 dust and water resistance rating, and the CR2032 battery lasts about a year and is easy to replace at home. If you have a compatible phone, it can use Bluetooth Channel Sounding and Ultra Wideband connectivity for precise item location. However, the 5mm thickness means it isn't that suitable for use in a wallet, no matter wha
Is the Pixel 11 Pro a worthy opponent to the iPhone 17 Pro Max?
About upgrading: 9to5Google often gives specific product recommendations. Sometimes, we may suggest not upgrading, due to various reasons including, but not limited to: increased device cost, negligible performance gains, or environmental impact. Whether to upgrade is always your call, but our aim is to help you make as informed a decision as possible. Google is once again getting ahead of Apple in the release cycle, with the Pixel 11 Pro having precious time on store shelves before the iPhone 18 launches. It’ll be around a month before the next iPhone is available, but there isn’t much to wri
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