The Pixel 4 is the first Android phone to widely support face unlock with app logins. Here are all of the apps that already work with it or have been confirmed to do so in a future update!
Google is offering savings of up to £170 on the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL this April. The sales run through the 1st to the 14th and are available at select UK retail partners.
The Pixel 4 includes a built-in eSIM along with a traditional SIM card slot. Here's how you can switch between the active SIM cards on the Pixel 4.
Google's Pixel phones may not be perfect, but they do come with a feature set you won't find anywhere else. What are some of your favorite Pixel features and why?
Need help with your Pixel phone? Customer support is built-in and just a phone call or live chat away! Here's how to get the assistance you need 24/7.
Google is preparing to launch a new security feature for Pixel devices with "require eyes to be open". It's appeared with the Android 11 Developer Preview and is expected to debut with the next Pixel feature drop.
The PIxel 4 doesn't come with a pair of earbuds in the box. You'll have to pick up a third-party option if you want to enjoy music on the go, and we've rounded up some of the best wireless headphones available.
Google's AI blog this week wrote a detailed account of the technology that goes into making Motion Sense on the Pixel 4 work, complete with visualizations of what the sensor "sees."
While combing through the code of the latest leaked Google Camera 7.4 APK, a developer came across references to a new 4K 60fps video recording mode. It's still unclear which Pixel phones will be supported once it is enabled or when it will become available.
The display is already the biggest power consumer on your phone and making it work harder does exactly what you think it would: east up that precious battery time. Here's why.
Android 10 introduced dark mode as a native Android feature, and with the March 2020 feature drop for Pixel phones, Google finally added the ability to schedule it with the sunset and sunrise. Here's how to use this scheduling feature for yourself!
Android Authority recently ran an experiment testing the USB transfer speeds of several phones. The results revealed that the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 4 smartphones are significantly slower than phones with similar hardware and even slower than previous Pixel smartphones.
Gooogle's March Security update came with an unwelcome surprise for At&T users. Due to improper certification, users fond that apps that rely on Google's SafetyNet like Google Pay would not work. The firm pulled the update earlier in the week and has now restored it.
The Google Pixel 4 captures awesome photos, and with Night Sight mode, you can clearly see the pictures you take at night. You'll also gain access to Google Assistant and features like Quick Gestures and Call Screening at its lowest price yet.
Google is preparing to improve the Pixel 4's Face Unlock with a new security feature that requires your eyes to be open. This means that you can't get into people's phones when they're sleeping anymore, so you're now a little safer from snoops with no sense of boundaries.
A feature that seems useless today could be great tomorrow. But it's also one that's already failed. Pixel Smush just isn't useful to most people in its current state.
On March 2, Google began rolling out a new "feature drop" for its Pixel phones. Have you downloaded it yet?
Motion Sense on the Pixel 4 enables you to control the phone by waving your hand over the display. It's a pretty cool feature, and today, we're going to teach you how to use it.
Google has released the first of its Pixel feature drops for 2020. With the March release, users of supported Pixel devices get access to AR effects in Duo, faster access to cards and passes in Google Pay, and Car Crash Detection in the UK and Australia. Pixel 4 users will also get motion sense improvements.
Google's March feature drop for Pixels is said to bring new useful features like dark mode scheduling. The update is due out with the March security update and is the second of the Pixel's feature drops since Google started the program in December.