The wait for Google's next-generation foldable is nearly over, with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold set for an announcement on August 20. However, rumors are circulating about a potential delay until October 9 for the highly-anticipated device, though other Pixel 10 phones are expected to ship on August 28. On the surface, leaked images suggest the design looks mostly the same as last year's model. A deeper dive into the leaked specifications reveals some interesting changes that could make a world of difference. Rumors suggest Google has focused on refining the hardware with a new chipset, a larger battery and other key improvements that could set the Pixel 10 Pro Fold apart from its predecessors.

New AI-powered features for Android, including a notification organizer and a notification summary tool, have been discovered in the Android Canary channel. This channel is a new program from Google that provides developers with the earliest, most unstable builds of Android. Unlike a beta program, Canary offers a continuous stream of updates with in-development features that may contain bugs and breaking changes.

Despite earlier reports that the Pixel 10’s rumored Pixel Snap feature would utilize Qi2 magnets placed inside their cases, a new leak from Evan Blass shows that might not be true..

The latest leaks regarding the Google Pixel 10 series dimensions have dropped, providing a comprehensive look at the upcoming lineup. According to an exclusive report from Android Headlines, we now have the official measurements and weights for all models.

With the full unveiling of the Tensor G5 Powered Pixel 10 series only a month away, we now have our first look at official renders of all Pixel 10 models via Android Headlines, revealing that Google is opting for new color palettes on some devices, even dropping common options like Porcelain and Obsidian.

Android 16 QPR1 Beta 3 is now available, marking a significant step in the development cycle. This latest beta build brings a series of refinements and improvements, collectively working to polish the user experience. Given its timing, there's speculation this could be the final beta release before the stable version of Android 16 QPR1 rolls out to the public.

In the evolving world of foldable smartphones, Samsung has made thinness and larger camera systems a primary focus for their devices this generation. While a 4.2mm thickness is undeniably impressive for a foldable device, it often comes with a trade-off: battery capacity. Google, however, appears to be marching to the beat of its own drum with the upcoming Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

Exciting times are ahead for Google's operating systems! For months, rumors have been swirling about a potential convergence of Chrome OS and Android, suggesting a future where Google's diverse software experiences might become one. This evolving narrative points towards an ambitious plan to create a more cohesive and adaptable software ecosystem across all devices, from phones to laptops.

Samsung has just officially announced the Galaxy Z Fold 7, its latest flagship foldable. The new device brings a number of significant upgrades to the table, including a stunningly thin and light chassis, a larger main display and cover screen, and a massive jump to a 200MP main camera. However, while the Z Fold 7 undeniably pushes the envelope in hardware, it comes with a few catches… These compromises, alongside the phone's continued lack of a proper dust resistance rating, open the door for a competitor to take advantage and Google's upcoming Pixel 10 Pro Fold could be that device.

We've had renders of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold since back in March, courtesy of Android Headlines. Those renders showed the device looking very, very similar to the Pixel 9 Pro Fold. And honestly, we typically expect those renders to be quite accurate, but today, we've gotten some additional confirmation that helps solidify what we've been seeing.

A new leak from Mystic Leaks has further shed light on the Pixel Sense app rumored months back. Google’s new Magic Cues app looks to assist before you even ask.

As cool as running a proper desktop interface on an external monitor that is being powered by your phone, nerds like me always want more. I’ve long wondered what it would be like to run that desktop interface directly on my Foldable Phone..