Google is preparing to upgrade the kernel version of all Tensor-powered Pixels to Linux 6.1 in Android 15 QPR2.

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As much as we love the Google Pixel 7 Pro – it's without a doubt one of the best Android phones launched in 2022 and a great showcase for Android – its screen doesn't delight everyone.

On the bottom can be found the USB-C port. Under the display, the Pixel 7 Pro offers an optical fingerprint sensor, which I found to be responsive and quick. You don’t have to use it though ...

Google's Pixel 7 Pro still holds its own after two years. While the older Tensor G2 chip won't win any performance contests, the top-notch camera system and expansive 6.7-inch screen could make it ...

If you're looking for a reliable phone with a great camera, long battery life, powerful software tools, and a nice screen, the Google Pixel 7 Pro ticks all of your boxes. The 7 Pro came out in ...

That also packs a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and – somewhat bizarrely – the Always-On Display. The Pixel 7 Pro may only have the one screen, but it's certainly not lacking in quality by ...

Both the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro were officially launched back in late October 2022 as the brand's flagship smartphones for that year. As with most cell phone deals, the best promotions ...

The display of third-party trademarks and trade ... Woot's current deal for the Pixel 7 Pro is the best one yet. During Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you could only get the 256GB version for ...

The next Pixel update has been accidentally teased early by a Verizon support page that detailed all the fixes coming to the ...

The only obvious visual difference from the front is the Pixel 8 Pro is larger offering a 6.7-inch display to the Pixel 8's 6.2 inches. The Pro's heavier too, by almost an ounce. The other major ...

Google is finally a mature phone manufacturer. The first five iterations of the Pixel were great phones, to be sure — but apart from the software, they kind of lacked a real, distinct feel to them.