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Oh, we're not done YET!

Since Pixel 11a mentions started appearing in Google's apps, we think it's time to drop the nuke! 

Without any further ado, let's get into it:

Pixel 11a (Formosan)

SKUs - GQ05X (ROW), GP1BL (JPN), G4XQ2 (NA)
Colors - BLK (Black; Obsidian), GRN (Green; Olive), PPL (Purple; Frost), SLV (Silver; Fog)
SoC - Tensor G6 (Malibu)
GSC - Titan M3 (Epic)
GPU - PowerVR C-Series CXTP-48-1536
Modem - MediaTek M90
RAM - 8 Gb
Display - 1080x2424 6.3 inch, 60-120Hz, up to 2250 nits (HDR) and 3350 nits peak
Battery - minimal capacity 4870 mAh
Camera - new front cam - dokkaebi

And.. one more thing! Or two..

1. Looks like Google actually has improved Face Unlock in the Pixel 11! As our source says, it should be faster, more secure and accurate in low-light.
2. It's way too early to talk about this, but... Pixel 12a codename is marmoset 👀

What do you think of the new Pixel 11a? Do you think it's a decent upgrade from the Pixel 10a?

Let us know down below!

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More gacha games reviews to come

Hey.. no, the leaker still hasn't been fired yet!

It looks like Google's preparing a massive kernel upgrade for almost every Tensor-powered Pixel device, once again!

Let's get straight to the details:
Pixel 7 / 8 / 9 series:
6.1-android14 -> 6.12-android16
Pixel 10 series:
6.6-android15 -> 6.12-android16

Yes, as you probably noticed, the Pixel 6 isn't on the list and very likely won't get the upgrade due to its EOL this October 🥀.

Google did a similar thing in 2024, upgrading the kernel across Tensor-powered Pixels with Android 15 QPR2.

Do you think it's worth the effort? Or should Google have given the Pixel 6 one last upgrade?

Let us know down below! 👇

And... yeah, we're not done yet

Following tradition, here's the full Pixel 2026 (Pixel 11) series wallpapers collection.

Make sure to share them!
(although they lowkey suck 🥀)

NO WAY.. Google is finally giving users actual Material YOU 😭🎨

It looks like Google is preparing a pretty major upgrade for the Wallpaper & Style app.

We've discovered a brand-new color customization UI that allows users to manually adjust Material You colors and color variants 👀

Google added a dedicated color slider that lets users fine-tune the exact accent tone instead of being limited to the usual color palettes.

What do you think about this?

Let us know down below!

After the Android Show announcement, a lot of people thought Google's about to copy Liquid Glass 😭🥀

But well.. that's not what's happening here.

Instead, it seems like Google's heavily expanding blur effects across the UI in Android 17!

From what we've seen, blur has been added to:
- Volume slider and expanded volume panel
- Power menu UI
- Lockscreen shortcuts and notifications
- Home screen context menu

We've attached some screenshots for a visual reference 👀

What do you think about these changes?

Let us know down below!

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Here you go

With big screens comes great expectations... maybe? 💻✨

Ahead of today's Google IO 2026 event, the overall expectations are quite high. So far, all we can do is wait a little longer and see what Google’s got up its sleeve.

But based on previous statements and rumors, Big G might finally give us a first glimpse of its upcoming Desktop OS, the one set to replace ChromeOS (possibly as early as late 2026): AluminiumOS, also known as Android Desktop.

As we've promised a while back, we have some juicy informations for you, and now we're here to deliver: By clicking right here, you can take a look at how the OS is going to look like... and yes, this is all running on a MacBook Pro through UTM... ironic, isn't it?

Now, let’s be honest: Google’s ALOS is no secret. It’s essentially plain Android, but with most of the desktop-experience quirks you’d expect, including:

•Desktop folders
•Virtual desktops
•An optimized Quick Settings & notifications panel
•Touchpad & keyboard gestures and shortcuts
•Certain optimized apps (like the task manager)
•A solid ecosystem between your laptop and mobile devices, including Apple ones, through "Link to iOS"

However... here comes the delusional part:

As of now, that’s pretty much it. The current state of ALOS feels closer to a slightly pimped version of Samsung DeX than to an actual desktop-class OS, with its biggest shortcomings being the absolutely non-existent selection of mouse & keyboard optimized apps (even most of the Google apps you see are just web versions wrapped in a window!), plus the limited hardware it’ll run on (cause let's be honest, Snapdragon X chips aren't nearly as good as Apple's M series)

Still, we’re keeping our fingers crossed for some good news from Google this evening

Do you think ALOS has a bright future ahead? Or is it destined for the infamous "Killed by Google" graveyard sooner rather than later?

Let us know down below!