Tag: Pixel Updates
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Android 17 QPR2 Beta 6.1 Brings Pixel 11 Into the Test: What’s Fixed and How to Join
Google’s Beta 6.1 finally adds the Pixel 11 series to the Android 17 test group. Here’s what’s fixed, who can install it, and whether you should.
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Pixel Buds Pro Update Adds Dynamic ANC, Tap to Mute and Gemini Controls
Google’s new Pixel Buds firmware adds Gemini voice controls, Tap to Mute and sleep-aware auto-pause. Here’s what each model gets and how to update.
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October 2026 Pixel Update Is Out: Three Fixes and the Last Patch for Pixel 6
Google’s October Pixel patch fixes a missing keyboard, crackly call audio and sideways photos. It’s also the final update for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.
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September 2026 Pixel Drop: Scam Alerts in Your Keyboard, Pause Point and More
Google’s latest Pixel Drop adds scam warnings to the keyboard, brings Pause Point to Pixel 6 and newer, and upgrades Pixel VIPs.
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Pixel 6 End of Support Is Here: What to Do Before Patches Stop
Google’s five-year promise for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro ends this October. Here’s what stops, what keeps working, and your options.
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Why Your Pixel 11 Security Patch Is Older Than a Pixel 6’s
Google’s September update skipped the Pixel 11, leaving the new flagship on an older patch than the Pixel 6. Here’s what it means and how to check yours.
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Android 17 QPR3 Beta 1 Is Here: The Pixel Fixes You’ve Been Waiting For
Google’s first QPR3 beta is light on new features but heavy on fixes for fingerprint freezes, NFC and Wi-Fi. Here’s what changed and who can get it.
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Android 17 QPR2 Beta 5 Just Landed — Here’s Everything Changing on Your Pixel This December
Google just rolled out Android 17 QPR2 Beta 5 to Pixel phones, with a redesigned battery menu and eight fixes ahead of December.
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Pixel 11 Problems: Every Bug Reported So Far, and How to Actually Fix Them
Your new Pixel 11 acting up? From dropped Wi-Fi to static-filled video, here’s exactly what’s going wrong right now and how to fix it.
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Google Pixel Tag Release Date Is Set: What the $29 Tracker Can Actually Do
Google’s first official item tracker has a ship date, a $29 price tag, and a clever dual-radio trick up its sleeve. Here’s how it stacks up against AirTag and Galaxy SmartTag.