Some Pixel phones have already stopped receiving software updates, and a few others aren't far behind. Newer models, however, have a much longer road ahead.

Google's Pixel 11 phones and Samsung's Galaxy S26 series both run Android and are packed with AI and great cameras, but are different beasts in their own ways. Here's what to know if you're choosing between the best from Google and Samsung.

The Pixel 11 Pro is a solid phone, but it's clearly not for everyone. Thankfully, there are plenty of fantastic alternatives to buy.

It's not much of an upgrade, but the Pixel 11 continues Google's tradition of offering phones with clean software and impressive cameras at a reasonable price.

Google Pixel 11 vs iPhone 17 compared for camera, performance, display, battery, features and value to find the better flagship phone.

When Google made the Pixel 11 series official, they talked about several new features and hardware changes, like Rambler, Magic Capture, HiLight, and the fun new colors that all devices would ship in.

Google is still making some of the best mobile cameras around.

Google has once again raised the bar with the Pixel 11 Pro XL and its sleek design, stunning cameras, and approachable software, but the price gets in the way.

The Pixel 11 Pro XL, Google’s priciest flat phone, suffered a $100 price bump across the board even though its storage options didn’t change. The phone now starts at $1,299 for 256GB, goes to $1,419 for 512GB and maxes out at $1,649 for 1TB.

Google Pixel 11 Pro and OPPO Find X9 Pro take very different approaches to the premium Android phone. The Pixel focuses on computational photography, clean software, long-term updates, and Google’s custom Tensor platform,

Discover how an older Google Pixel smartphone runs an uncensored 3B AI model on-device, showcasing impressive handheld local performance, but with one major caveat