The Pixel C didn't live a long life or enjoy massive retail success, but its design and functionality were fantastic. I wish more people had the opportunity to experience just how great this product was, and I can only dream of what could've been if Google had refreshed it with new components.
Security patches and feature fixes are on the way for Google's phones.
The Google Store has officially removed the Pixel C from its lineup, but there are already new details on another detachable tablet that'll run Chrome OS.
Just over a month after the first Android 8.1 Developer Preview release, we now have Developer Preview 2.
Over two years after its announcement, Google is now giving the Pixel C a lower price in the U.K. of just £299 compared to its regular £479 cost.
The Oreo update has been out for a few weeks now. How's it going so far?
Right on schedule, Google has released the latest factory images and OTA files for recent Pixels and Nexuses, including the July 5 security patches.
Google has just released the latest factory images for supported Pixels and Nexuses including the June 2017 security patches with Android 7.1.2.
The Pixel C is starting to get old, and you don't have many options for a replacement. Here's how the Galaxy Tab S3 stacks up to Google's tablet.
Android 7.1.2 brings the Pixel Launcher to the Pixel C and it's apparently begun a wider rollout.
The Pixel C is getting some much-wanted updates in terms of its interface via the latest Android 7.1.2 beta release.
In keeping with its regular cadence of releasing full software builds for its latest devices, Google has updated its factory image page to include Android 7.1.1 builds with the March 2017 security patch.
The Pixel C has been out for 15 months. How does it hold up in that time? MrMobile has the answer.
When you need to be on the move, it pays to keep your tech lightweight.
Google’s Pixel C is a versatile and powerful tablet with amazing LCD display that’ll make your eyes pop. You’ll want to protect your investment by slipping it into some kind of case or sleeve. Here are the ones we like.
Even a year on, Google's own Pixel C remains on sale and for many is just enough of a productivity machine that it can replace a large and cumbersome laptop. But this accessory changes that.
Android 7.1.1 is coming to a Pixel or recent Nexus device near you!
Just a couple days over a month since the first Android 7.1 Developer Preview was released, we now have Developer Preview 2 available for Nexus phones and tablets to get a near-final taste of the latest software.
Google has a sneaky little feature in the Pixel C that lets you take partial screenshots, and it looks like folks are trying to add that feature to their phones.
Android tablets that aren't made by Samsung have needed multi-window support for a long time, and Android Nougat offers a glimpse at what we can expect for this feature moving forward.