Google looks set to release the latest Pixel update next month, further widening the gap with Samsung Galaxy phones still awaiting their first Android 15 update. Ironically, the good Pixel news comes at the same time as the bad Samsung news that Android 15 and its One UI 7 wrap are likely delayed even longer than feared.

The Pixel Watch 3 is getting a first-of-its-kind, potentially life-saving feature. In a blog post, Google announced that it had received FDA clearance for its Loss of Pulse Detection feature. Also: My new favorite Android smartwatch outperforms Google and Samsung in a crucial way

A few years back, Google made the move of announcing new features for Pixel phones in what they dubbed 'Pixel Feature Drops.' It was a handy way to tell users that the latest update was more than security fixes and squashed bugs.

Pixel owners are about to see a resolution to the annoying "Now Playing" bug. Here's when the fix is coming. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Google finally has a fix for the buggy Now Playing feature on Pixel phones and it will roll out to users with "an upcoming release."

Playing is a helpful Pixel feature, but it's been broken of late. Now, Google is here with a fix coming in a future update.

For many Pixel users who rely on the handy "Now Playing" feature (it comes in so handy, so often), recent months have presented a frustrating experience. A once-reliable tool for music identification has been less-than reliable,

Pixel users experienced problems with the Now Playing feature, including disappearing history, malfunctioning manual search, and an unstable magnifying tool, leading to frustration and reliance on alternative apps like Shazam.