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Okay, I think it's time to release the review on this phone. It's been an interesting take, because, well... typically, I've been reviewing flagship phones or phones that are an economical version ...

I'm usually not one who likes these 'vs' style ads, but I thought it was funny. But really, the Pixel 9 Pro won Best Smartphone of the Year at the Global Mobile Awards, and Gemini won the Breakthrough ...

So, last month's Pixel update took forever [and realizing now that it took away the 'sharing' option when you Circle to Search]. February's came in record time showing up on the 4th Super super small ...

It's that time of year to be thinking about gifts for father's day or that graduate, congratulating either on a job well done ...

Interesting update to get - not a big update and no new features that I can see, but an update to patch any security or bugs is always welcome. Maybe it's paving the way for all the Gemini goodness ...

Okay, so start of the month we Pixel users wait anxiously for our monthly update. What will the Google Gods bestow upon us this month. Well... we are sitting here at ...

Next week it's Mother's Day (hopefully that isn't a shock, and you've got something already planned for her). Well, OnePlus knows mom may need some help in picking out a phone and they have some great ...

So, just to compare, I also put in the table the previous generation. First up, the 15R sacrifices the Qi charging... for me that's the instant 'nah' (it's the same sacrifice for the 13). The ...

A month too late for my little family trip recently, but this looks pretty cool. I mean everything I plan starts with a Google search, and if I can see hotel rates and now flight prices all in a quick ...

Here's the benefits of the Pixel lineup. Straight from Google, they send their phone an update every month to ensure it has the latest security and any new features. It's something I look forward to ...

So, honestly I never use the QuickShare feature on Android. But I hear a lot of folks on iPhones who 'Airdrop'. To me it's the old days of sharing over Bluetooth with just a simpler workflow / fancier ...