Despite prior reporting, a leak shows that Google's Pixel 10 will still use an Exynos modem in its Tensor G5 SoC. Skip to main content. Toggle main menu. Go to the ...

If you’re the type to pick up a brush, you could create your own art and animated GIFs with the sketch mode. It’s certainly easier to use with a stylus, but I don’t have the time, patience ...

The Pixel 9a costs $499, $100 less than the iPhone 16e. It has a 6.3” display, with 6.1” x 2.9” x 0.4” dimensions, and weighs 6.6 ounces. It comes in Iris, Peony, Porcelain, and Obsidian.

Check out this new top-down pixel-art action roguelike, Curse of Pirates, as you customize your build on each run to survive waves of scoundrels, monsters from the deep, undead pirates, tough ...

Developed by the talented Australian indie duo Powerhoof, this game promises to deliver a thrilling experience that combines eye-catching pixel art with a gripping narrative. Drawing inspiration from ...

Some Pixel 6a users are reporting battery explosions, adding to a string of battery issues plaguing Google's A-series phones. Read on!

Cozy pixel art fishing game, Cast n Chill, has a demo out now and it's an absolute treat for those that like their games calm but satisfying. Newsletters Subscribe to our newsletters!

Google Pixel Watch 4: Release and price. We haven’t seen any leaks pertaining to either of these yet, but it’s safe to assume the Pixel Watch 4 will arrive in the fall of 2025, and while a ...

At the core of the PixelMug P1 is its vibrant pixel display, which provides extensive customization options.Through the companion Bubble App, users can design retro-style 8-bit pixel art, create ...

By contrast, the Pixel 9 Pro offers a 6.3-inch LTPO OLED display with a resolution of 2,856 x 1,280 pixels at 495ppi and a more dynamic 1-120Hz refresh rate.

I tested the $499 Pixel 9A for two weeks and was impressed by how many features Google added without raising the price. Let's hope tariffs don't change that.

The Pixel 9a has just two camera sensors, and it doesn't try to dress up the back of the phone to make it look like there are more, a common trait of other Android phones.