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Pixel users tipped to gain control over its automatic volume adjustment
By Nickolas Diaz published
Pump the sound up! Google was reportedly spotted working on a new settings page, so users can have a choice over its auto volume reduction.

Android 16 QPR2 Beta 1: What's new after the Pixel 10 launch event?
By Sanuj Bhatia published
New beta arrives Pixel users can now test Android QPR2 Beta 1 with new theming and UI features.

Google fixes a major security flaw for Pixel users with its August patch
By Sanuj Bhatia published
August update lands The latest Pixel update addresses security and stability issues across devices.

Nothing ignites hype for Android 16 on the Phone 3 with Closed Beta signups
By Nickolas Diaz published
Sign up! Nothing OS 4.0 closed beta signups began for the Phone 3.

Google might bring an 'Expressive' new Fast Pair battery UI for your earbuds
By Nickolas Diaz published
It's Colorful Google's latest code might've hinted at an update in the work for its Fast Pair UI.

Pixel phones are getting even better parental controls
By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published
Parental controls Google's latest Android Canary build for Pixel devices brings "Parental controls" next to Digital Wellbeing, aiming to provide robust tools for parents to manage screen time and filter web content.

Google's Sameer Samat says ChromeOS and Android could be one soon
By Nickolas Diaz published
An Android Future An interview between Google's Sameer Samat and TechRadar highlighted where the company sees Android going.

Latest Android 16 update sparks lock screen woes for some Android users
By Jay Bonggolto published
lock screen blues Looks like Android 16 is giving some Pixel owners a bit of a headache.

Nothing Phones to get Android 16 powered Nothing OS 4.0 later this year
By Nandika Ravi published
Fresh OS! Nothing's CEO Carl Pei announced that Nothing OS 4.0 will launch by the end of Q3.

Chrome on Android needs to copy this one iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 feature
By Nirave Gondhia published
Safari Reigns Supreme Chrome might be the most popular browser in the world, but the iPhone offers a better browsing experience, and Google could steal this one feature from Safari on iOS 26.
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