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Google Updates Android 15 On Millions Of Pixel Phones
Google has confirmed that “we have started to roll out the monthly software update for January 2025. All supported Pixel devices running Android 15 will receive these software updates starting today,
Google squashes a few Pixel bugs in Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2.1
Google dropped Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2.1 to fine-tune connectivity, customization, performance, and stability in the beta channel. The update includes January 2025 security patches and fixes issues like app crashes,
Google's first Android patch of the year has started hitting Pixel phones
Google’s January 2025 Android patches are out now for Pixel devices. Fixes include improvements to audio and camera stability, and issues with flashing lines and icon colors. These updates are separate form the Pixel 4a’s battery update, due to arrive tomorrow.
Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2.1 Released for Pixel Phones!
Google is shipping out Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2.1 to supported Pixel phones this afternoon. Inside, this appears to be a minor bug fixer update, so we’ve posted the changelog below. Various device freezes and crashes have been fixed,
Google drops the first Pixel update of 2025 with a fix for themed icons
Google's first Android update of 2025 is here with Pixel fixes, including one for dark mode users with glitchy icons
What to expect from Google in 2025 — Pixel 10, Android 16, Pixel Watch 4 and more
While the camera’s speculated to drop down from the current 64MP shooter to a 48MP, it could come with newer pixel binning algorithms and potentially a larger sensor to deliver better results. As for the rest of the phone, it’s tipped to gain the Tensor G4 chip and a slightly bigger battery.
Android 15 January security patch rolling out: What’s fixed for Pixel
Google is kicking off 2025 Pixel updates with the Android 15 January security patch today for the Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, and 9 Pro Fold.
The Google Pixel January Update Is Here
Google has released the January 2025 security update for its Pixel devices, the first update of the year. The update is rolling out to supported Pixel devices, including models from the Pixel 6 series up to the latest Pixel 9 Pro Fold,
First update of the year for Google Pixel devices is already rolling out
The post First update of the year for Google Pixel devices is already rolling out appeared first on Android Headlines.
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Android Circuit: New Pixel Special Offers, Lenovo’s Legion Gaming Tablet, OnePlus 13 Reviews
This week’s Android headlines; Galaxy S25 release date, Galaxy S24’s free upgrade, Pixel battery improvements, OnePlus 13 ...
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I ditched Pixel UI for this popular launcher and I’m not going back
Niagara Launcher is simple, functional, and gorgeous. It’s better that Pixel’s UI as well as Nova Launcher for my wants and ...
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Google rolling out Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2.1 with Pixel bug fixes
Following the last update in December, Android 15 QPR2 Beta 2.1 is rolling out to Pixel devices. It addresses some of the ...
Android
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Google Pixel 9 Pro: Everything You Need To Know
UPDATE (January 10, 2025): Google has started to roll out the January 2025
Android
security patch to the
Pixel
9 Pro. Read more about it at the end of the article. The
Pixel
9 Pro is not exactly ...
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The best Android phone in 2025, based on our long-term testing
The best Android phone has the performance and features you want for a worthwhile price. Our tested top picks include models ...
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Tired of putting Pixel Buds Pro 2 in their case the wrong way? Google’s fixing that (APK teardown)
An upcoming Pixel Buds Pro 2 case alert could let owners know when they've properly inserted their earbuds for charging.
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