Google Pixel Wallpapers app now available for most Android phones
Google Pixel Wallpapers app now available for most Android phones
Google's new Pixel smartphones have a bunch of exclusive features including the new Pixel Launcher, Google Assistant, and the latest Google camera app.But there's on feature that's no longer a Pixel exclusive: the new Wallpapers app that comes pre-loaded on the phones.It's now available from the Google Play Store, and it should run on most devices running Android 4.1 or later.
Verizon Google Pixel will get Android updates at same time as unlocked
Verizon Google Pixel will get Android updates at same time as unlocked
After Google launched its new Pixel phones last week, we told you how their carrier partner, Verizon, couldn't confirm whether or not it would issue Android updates at the same time as the unlocked models Google sells through online stores.Google then confirmed to 9to5Google that Verizon would indeed manage those system updates for Verizon-bought models.This led eager Pixel buyers to worry, since timely system updates is an age-old problem for Android phones, and since mobile carriers like Verizon are often a major cause of those delays.
Google Pixel review: an iPhone beater but not quite an Android king
Google Pixel review: an iPhone beater but not quite an Android king
Google has finally launched an own-brand smartphone, the Pixel, to challenge Apple head on and provide a premium Android experience with the hardware tailored to the software by the people who actually make it..The new smartphone succeeds Google's Nexus line of devices and the company claims that the Pixel is now 100% Google, unlike the Nexus devices where Google provided the software and had some input into the devices but not total control.The Pixel phone joins the Pixel C Android tablet and Chromebook Pixel as Google's first in-house devices.
Google Pixel vs OnePlus 3: Which is the best Android phone to buy in 2016?
Google Pixel vs OnePlus 3: Which is the best Android phone to buy in 2016?
When it comes to the most exciting Android phones of 2016, the likes of Samsung, LG and HTC have been left well behind.The battle comes down to Google, the brains behind Android itself and OnePlus, the tiny Chinese brand that has won itself a legion of fans.Google's Pixel phone is days away from launching in the UK and it threatens to blow all the competition out of the water in terms of specs and features.
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