Pixel

Don’t splurge for a phone with more storage—there’s a cheaper (and safer) way to future-proof – howtogeek.com
Due to rising prices, people are using their phones for longer than ever. Future-proofing is now a major consideration, and that means opting for more storage. However, paying extra for more GBs may create more problems than it solves.

I tested every Pixel AI feature and these 4 actually changed how I use my phone – MakeUseOf
The Pixel 10 Pro is packed with AI features — and I’ve used all of them. Most, honestly, are novelties I tried once and forgot. But four have genuinely changed how I use my phone

The most useful Google Pixel feature I found isn’t new, but almost nobody uses it – howtogeek.com
One of the oldest hardware features in smartphones is vibration motors. While the technology has improved, the functionality hasn’t really changed much over the years. However, I recently discovered a feature on my Google Pixel phone that makes vibration a lot smarter.

I used this Pixel camera feature once and now I want to use it on everything – MakeUseOf
I snap thousands of photos with smartphone cameras each year, hitting the (virtual) shutter on almost every new device. Usually, I shoot in the default camera mode without changing a thing.

After years with Samsung, these Pixel exclusives finally convinced me to switch – howtogeek.com
My time with a Samsung Galaxy phone was mostly positive—it was the first device I’d owned that had received more than a few Android updates. However, when it was time to upgrade, I ended up going with a Google Pixel 10 Pro

Your Pixel Watch works better offline than you’d think—here’s how you should actually use it – howtogeek.com
Ever wanted to leave your phone at home when you head out on a run? You can — and there are plenty of things your Google Pixel Watch can do offline, even when your phone is left behind.

I used this Pixel camera feature once and now I want to use it on everything – MakeUseOf
I snap thousands of photos with smartphone cameras each year, hitting the (virtual) shutter on almost every new device. Usually, I shoot in the default camera mode without changing a thing.

Some of the most useful Pixel features are hidden in plain sight—here’s how to enable them – howtogeek.com
While many features on your Pixel phone, exclusive or not, are enabled by default, a good chunk aren’t.

I finally understood why Google limits Pixel charging to 80%, and it changed how I use mine – androidpolice.com
The March 2026 Pixel Feature Drop introduced a frustrating charging bug. Users who had set their charging limit to 80% noticed their devices took an agonizingly long time to reach it.

The most useful Google Pixel Watch features that aren’t enabled by default – howtogeek.com
Pixel devices aren’t generally known for having tons of options for people to play around with. That doesn’t mean there aren’t some goodies tucked away in the settings. Here are a few Pixel Watch features you should enable right now.

Your Google Pixel Phone’s May Update Arrived – share.google
Google released the May 2026 Pixel update this morning, giving us at least one final Android 16 build before they release Android 17 to the masses.

I changed these 3 Pixel camera settings and finally got the shots I wanted – Make Use Of
Your Pixel camera is a powerful tool (that is leveraged fully by Google Photos) that has a double life: it can both offer nearly pro-level control over your photography

Google Pixel ruined voice typing on every other phone for me, but the fix is in sight – 9to5google.com

There are a lot of reasons I love using a Google Pixel phone, but voice-to-text might just be the most underrated upgrade on these devices. Every time I use a Pixel, without fail, I struggle to switch back to literally any other Android device

Android’s face unlock problem: Why only Pixel phones can replace your fingerprint – howtogeek.com
You may have noticed that you can unlock your Android phone with your face, but things like mobile payments require a PIN or fingerprint. Unlike the iPhone, most Android phones don’t have secure enough face recognition—here are the ones that do.

Google Pixels just got a voicemail feature I’ve wanted for months — here’s how to use it – AndroidAuthority

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Ever since it debuted on the Pixel 10 series last August, Take a Message has quickly become one of my favorite recent Pixel features. Essentially Google’s modern take on the voicemail box, Take a Message answers missed calls for you, shows real-time transcriptions, and makes those transcripts easy to read after the fact on the Phone app’s Home page. It’s great.