In this week’s top stories: Our Google Pixel review, everything new in the Android 7.1 Dev Preview, LG V20 first impressions, Google Camera v4.2, and much more.
We kick things off with our Google Pixel review, and also give you our opinion on why its one of the best Android phones yet. That comes alongside our look at everything new in the Android 7.1 Dev Preview released this week.
We also go hands-on with the new LG V20 and offer up our first impressions, and we take a look at the Google Camera v4.2 update from the Pixel now available for download on Nexus 5X/6P.
These and the rest of this week’s top stories below:
Android |
- Here’s everything new in the Android 7.1 Dev Preview running on a Nexus device [Gallery]
- Google Pixel is the best Android phone ever because it’s the least frustrating
- Google Pixel Review: Android’s new flag bearer isn’t perfect, but it’s one of the best phones ever
- LG V20 first impressions ─ this may be the non-Google phone to beat
- Samsung denied a Note 7 customer a Gear VR refund because ‘it works with other devices’
- PSA: All Google Pixel models now either shipping in 4-5 weeks or are out of stock
- Here are all the ‘New elements’ and ‘Sky high’ wallpapers from the Google Pixel [Gallery]
Apps |
- Google Camera v4.2 from the Pixel now available for download on Nexus 5X/6P
- Google Wallpapers & Pixel Launcher hit the Play Store, but the latter only works w/ Pixel
- Google Maps for Android can now show you nearby traffic through a one-tap shortcut
- Google’s G Suite adds action items, advanced voice commands, Slack integration for Drive, & more
Chromebook |
Goog | Alphabet |
This week’s top videos |
- The Pixel goes head to head against the iPhone 7 in speed tests, with interesting results [Video]
- As Xiaomi’s upcoming Mi Note 2 pictures surface, its rumored flexible display makes an appearance [Video]
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