We have just seen our clearest view of the Google Pixel Watch 4.

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      The Google Pixel Watch 4 is the latest addition to Google’s acclaimed wearable series, and we have recently seen some intriguing leaks. These images were shared by Steve Hemmerstoffer, known as OnLeaks, alongside 91mobiles. In addition to detailed 5K renders, there is also a 360-degree video that provides a comprehensive look at the watch from various perspectives.

      At first glance, the design of the Pixel Watch 4 maintains the circular shape of the Pixel Watch 3, but it appears to feature smaller bezels. This change aligns with the ongoing trend in the industry towards minimizing bezel sizes on displays.

      However, the rear side reveals some notable differences. The four charging pins seem to be absent, and OnLeaks speculates that the Pixel Watch 4 may support wireless charging instead of the USB-C port found on the Pixel Watch 3. It also introduces two new buttons, one on each side of the speaker, although their specific functions remain unclear. Given their location, it’s reasonable to assume they might be volume control buttons.

      While the Pixel Watch 4 does not represent a radical shift from its predecessor, a few new features catch our attention. There are rumors of a new chipset, possibly including an in-house Tensor chip, but its official launch is still some time away. Currently, any details regarding its specifications are merely speculative.

      Despite the uncertainties surrounding this upcoming device, we can make some educated guesses based on Google's previous trends. It is likely to be offered in 41mm and 45mm sizes, along with several new color options. It seems improbable that Google will limit it to just a black variant, especially since earlier models included silver and champagne gold versions.

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      If you own a Google Pixel phone and have noticed a change, you’re not alone. Several users are reporting that the recent Android 15 update seems to have affected the haptic feedback on some Pixel devices, and it is uncertain if this was an intended change. Notably, this issue does not seem to affect many other leading Android phones. Here's what is happening.

      As noted by Android Police, Pixel users are discussing this potential alteration on Reddit. They have observed that the March update changed the haptic feedback, leading to stronger vibrations when typing. Reports about this issue (or improvement, depending on perspective) are primarily coming from users of older Pixel models, particularly the Pixel 7 and Pixel 8, while the Pixel 9 appears to be unaffected for now.

      In 2023, rumors emerged about a new Google AI assistant (named "Pixie"). This concept of an on-device smart assistant was appealing for various reasons, including privacy and performance, but the launch missed its scheduled date. Until recently, Google had not provided further updates; however, now Pixie has been rebranded as Pixel Sense and is expected to debut alongside the Google Pixel 10.

      According to Google, Pixel Sense is described as providing "the most personalized experience based on the things you do on your Pixel," as reported by Android Authority. Essentially, Pixel Sense will gather and organize information from your various apps, messages, images, and media files, and it also has the capability to utilize screenshots similarly to the Pixel Screenshot feature.

      Earlier today, we got our first glimpse of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE+, with the images revealing much more than typical renders. The upcoming tablet has been showcased in full 360-degree video and in high-definition 5K renders, thanks to @OnLeaks.

      The news regarding the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ isn’t new, as it has been anticipated to rival the iPad Pro in size. With a substantial 13.1-inch display, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ will offer ample space for a wide range of applications. Its notable distinction lies in being a mid-range tablet while providing nearly flagship-sized features.