Pixel 10 Leak Sends Shockwaves!

In what can only be described as a jaw-dropping leak, detailed CAD renders of the upcoming Google Pixel 10 trio made their way to the internet this week, leaving tech enthusiasts buzzing with speculation. Renowned tipster OnLeaks released these crystal-clear images, which suggest that the Pixel 10 base model would feature an additional camera lens, boasting a triple camera setup! The other models are likely to retain a familiar design, but expect significant internal upgrades, particularly with the anticipated Tensor G5 chip.

As the tech community eagerly awaits Google’s unveiling at the upcoming Google I/O event, fans are already dreaming up the features they want to see with the Pixel 10 series. Will it be worth the wait?

March Update Mayhem for Pixel Users!

This week, Google Pixel users found themselves in disarray after a messy March feature update caused a series of frustrating issues. Following the update, many reported experiencing a bizarre “random brightness drop” on their Pixel 8 Pro. Users flocked to Reddit to share their woes, revealing that the screen would flicker and suffer abrupt brightness changes every ten seconds during streaming on platforms like Netflix and Prime Video.

While a fix is reportedly in the works, an interim solution involves adjusting vibration settings in the device’s settings menu. Stay tuned for further updates!

OnePlus Says Goodbye to the Beloved Alert Slider!

In a surprising announcement that has sent waves of confusion and disappointment through its user base, OnePlus's CEO Pete Lau revealed plans to replace the iconic alert slider with an innovative customizable button. This new button promises a more personalized and intuitive experience but raises concerns about losing a beloved feature known for its simplicity.

While Lau reassured users that the new button could replicate the alert slider’s functionality, tech enthusiasts, including Android Central's Nick Sutrich, voiced their discontent. OnePlus is reportedly seeking user feedback on what this new button could offer, but will it truly match up to the beloved alert slider?

Android 16 Beta 3 Launches With Exciting New Features!

On March 13, Google rolled out Android 16 Beta 3, marking a significant milestone in the update’s progress toward its official release in June. This latest beta introduces a host of features aimed at improving accessibility, including a tool designed to enhance text legibility for users with low vision. Additionally, a new “Local Network Protection” feature seeks permission when apps attempt to connect to devices on your home network, providing users with more control over their devices.

Also, the beta brings the much-anticipated “Auracast” support, allowing audio to be shared across multiple devices, perfect for those using hearing aids or earbuds.

Farewell, Google Assistant – Enter Gemini!

After seven years of trusty service, Google Assistant is gearing up for a makeover. Google announced that it will replace its iconic voice-activated assistant with Gemini, an upgrade that utilizes advanced AI technology for an even more personalized experience. Expect a new wake word and a slew of groundbreaking features as Gemini integrates seamlessly with other apps to understand users better.

This transformation is expected to roll out in the coming months, with Google Assistant no longer available for download by the end of the year. Are you ready for this significant change?

Stay Informed! More Tech News Is Coming Your Way!

That's a wrap for this week’s major tech stories! Don’t miss our next edition, where we’ll keep you updated on the ever-evolving landscape of technology. What do you think of these developments? Let us know!