My Pixel, formerly Pixel Tips, is better organized and more helpful hub for your Pixel phone, but its rollout is limited.

Google has announced a huge array of new hardware and software, and some of the more interesting bits are easy to miss.

However, I grilled Samsung for coasting with the Galaxy S25 series. And if I were being fair, I’d have to do the same with Google — but I won’t. Both companies have a similar sales pitch: software is the reason you’ll want to upgrade. But while Samsung let me down with Galaxy AI, Google’s done the opposite with Gemini.

Google states that there were “physical limitations for reverse wireless charging” after the Qi2 magnets were added. As a result, the tech giant did away with Battery Share on the Pixel 10. However, that doesn’t mean that Battery Share is gone for good. The company adds that it is “exploring future innovations.”

Google Pixel 10 series introduces support for Qi2 wireless charging, but it’s the Pixelsnap range of magnetic charging accessories that set them apart from the MagSafe ecosystem for iPhones.

Head over to Amazon to get the Google Pixel 10 that comes with a $100 Amazon Gift Card for just $799, down from its usual price of $899. That’s a discount of $100 and 11% off. Alternatively, you can pick up the Google Pixel 10 Pro (with $200 Amazon Gift Card) for just $999 (plus a $200 Amazon Gift Card),

128GB is not enough on a Pixel device. It shortchanges customers, undermines the phone's best features, and ignores years of market change. It also lets down loyal buyers. Here's why 128GB is a storage squeeze that makes no sense in 2025.

Google has given the Pixel 10 some major storage upgrades that boost its performance and endurance. Here's what you need to know.