Pixel 11 camera upgrades include Instant Night Sight and bigger sensors - Engadget

'Magic Photo' gives you a great shot even if you don't time the shutter tap perfectly.

The back of Google's new Pixel 11 Pro phone.

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Cameras are a key reason that people buy Pixel phones, so they always get a lot of attention at launch events. For the Pixel 11 series, Google has introduced new and bigger sensors, something that I think will help smartphone photographers a lot more that the usual AI stuff. Of course, the new lineup also gained some useful new computational features including one that will allow for faster night capture, along with new film looks and boosted digital zooms.

Pixel 11 Pro vs Galaxy S26 Ultra: Comparing their cameras, display, battery and specs - Engadget

Google's most powerful flagships take aim at Samsung's crown.

Back view of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in blue and Google Pixel 11 Pro XL in canyon orange

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Pixel Watch 5 hands-on: Health, GPS and AI at the forefront - Engadget

This year’s Google smartwatch brings some innovations and some overdue features.

A Pixel Watch 5 with a rainbow band on a white table.

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Google entered a new category with the Fitbit Air earlier this year, delivering a comprehensive set of tools in a fresh form factor, so it's hard to get too excited about the Pixel Watch 5. After all, the Pixel Watch 4 was already a pretty solid, well-rounded smartwatch that seemed to have found its niche. And from just a glance, the latest Pixel Watch seems like an iterative update, especially considering what few hardware updates there are this year. But with some genuinely intriguing improvements like on-device Gemini for offline use, a big promise on GPS-tracking and a continued focus on durability and longevity, the Pixel Watch 5 might just deliver enough to justify its $50 price hike. At least, that's how I felt after my afternoon at a hands-on event with some sample devices.

This is the $1,900 Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold - Engadget

Fly like a (Tensor) G6.

Google Pixel Pro Fold 11

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The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is the ultimate evolution in Google's latest line of mobile devices, featuring all of the Pro upgrades plus the added bonus of a bendable, 8-inch display that pops open like a little book. Google unveiled the Pixel 11 Pro Fold during its Made by Google event on Wednesday, alongside the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL.

What to Expect in ‘Adults’ Season 2: A Love Triangle, Secrets, and One of the ‘Girls’

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In between the first and second season of Adults, series creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw received a compliment that changed the way they thought about the Gen Z-focused comedy.

‘Burn in hell’: Israeli settlers spread hate through graffiti, attacks

Scrawled in black graffiti, the word “Revenge” stains the terracotta facade of a school in Jalud, a village in the occupied West Bank.

Other slogans carry a more direct threat: “Burn in hell,” reads one. “Get out of the village,” says another.

Red Sox Veteran, Boston Native Rich Hill Makes Age-48 MLB Return Announcement

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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - JUNE 16: Rich Hill #44 of the Boston Red Sox walks reacts during the sixth inning against the Oakland Athletics at Fenway Park on June 16, 2022 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Paul Rutherford/Getty Images)

Take a look inside Helen Mirren's $13 million Los Angeles mansion, first built for a silent film star 116 years ago

Take a look inside Helen Mirren's $13 million Los Angeles mansion, first built for a silent film star 116 years ago

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Marvel Tōkon's first big PC patch has mostly fixed performance woes, though it hasn't done much for its Steam reviews

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Marvel Tōkon—the all-out 4v4 tag fighter from 2D fighting game veteran ArcSystem Works—didn't get off on the best foot with PC players. Forced PSN logins and frame drops that were leading to a whopping eight frames of rollback in online modes saw the game launch to "Mixed" reviews, before eventually tanking to "Mostly Negative" over the weekend.