Google to add Screen Reactions recording feature on Pixel soon

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If you spend a good amount of time on social media, you see reaction videos where people talk over screencapped content. Google plans to bring this feature to its Pixel devices in the summer through a new Screen Reactions feature. The company promised that with "just a few taps," you can easily record yourself and your screen simultaneously. It's unclear which devices will support this feature, but we're sure to hear more about them soon.

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Satellite SOS comes to the Pixel Watch 4 in Canada

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The March 2026 Pixel Drop introduces several enhancements to the Pixel Watch lineup, prioritizing user safety and seamless integration with the Pixel ecosystem. A major highlight is the expansion of Satellite SOS to Canada, Europe, Hawaii, and Alaska, allowing Pixel Watch 4 users to contact emergency services even when off the grid. Additionally, standalone earthquake alerts are now available on Pixel Watch 2 and newer models, providing potentially life-saving seconds of notice by notifying users of an earthquake's magnitude. For everyday security, the "Phone lock on disconnect" feature automatically locks a paired phone when the watch moves out of Bluetooth range, preventing unauthorized access.

Efficiency and personalization also take center stage in this update. Pixel Watch 3 users can now utilize one-handed gestures, such as a double pinch or wrist turn, to answer calls, snap photos, or pause workouts. Finding misplaced items is simplified with the new Find Hub, which allows users to locate devices directly from their wrist.

Google's March 2026 feature drop for Pixel phones lets you look for and try on clothes virtually

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Google has officially unveiled its March 2026 feature drop, introducing a flurry of artificial intelligence-driven tools and productivity enhancements for the Pixel ecosystem. Here are just some of the standout additions. 

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Google Pixel 10a leak suggests copy-paste of Pixel 9a design

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There might not be a lot of surprises in the design department when it comes to Google's budget-friendly Pixel smartphone, at least according to recent leaks. The latest one from Android Headlines claims the Pixel 10a will retain its predecessor's look. The CAD render shows the phone in a deep blue colour, but the publication noted it is for display purposes only and may not have that specific shade at launch.

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