Category: Google pixel

While there may not be a power adapter included with the Pixel 6, that’s not to say it doesn’t have any free accessories. Google includes a USB-C-to-USB-C cable, USB-A-to-USB-C adapter, a small instruction booklet, and a SIM tool to eject the phone’s physical SIM tray. Outside of those things, it’s just the phone and nothing […]

Thankfully, turning off the Pixel 6 is quite easy. Swipe down twice from the top of the screen to open the Quick Settings menu, or swipe down once with two fingers. Tap the power icon at the bottom of the list and tap ‘Power off’ on the pop-up menu to turn off the Pixel 6. […]

Google Pixel 3 series have Volte compability. But it needs to be supported from your Network carrier. You can go to wifi and then Mobile network then you will find Volte settings you aren’t able to find it then please contact your carrier regarding this. Part 1: The HARDWARE for the Pixel and Pixel XL […]

All other Google Pixel models — like the Pixel 2, 3, 4, and 5 — don’t have a headphone jack, unless you connect a special adapter. If your Google Pixel doesn’t have a headphone jack, you may want to invest in wireless Bluetooth headphones, or a headphone jack adapter. You could be wondering “Does the […]

The Google Pixel Buds translate languages not on its own but through Google Translate’s engine. The earphones are simply a medium from which you can hear translations. Through this dynamic, you can understand foreign conversations and lectures (provided you have all the necessary apps and devices). With the Google Translate app’s real-time transcription, I could […]

On your host device’s Bluetooth menu, tap on the Google Pixel Buds headphones to pair them with your device. If your Google Pixel Buds are in the charging case, simply open the case and remove the earbuds to begin the reconnection process. This of course begs the inquiry “How do you connect Pixel Buds to […]

The most logical choices you can get right now include the Google Pixel 6 Pro and the Pixel 6. They are arguably the best Pixels phones ever made. If you don’t have $700 to pony up on a smartphone though, then you might be well served by the Pixel 5a (5G) or, heck, even the […]

The Google Pixel should also work on most US prepaid providers like Cricket, Straight Talk, Ting, and Metro. PCS, as well as many regionals like US Cellular. Not all bring your own device ( BYOD) phones will work on Cricket’s network. Below is a partial list of BYODs that are compatible with the Cricket network. […]

If your Google Pixel 3 won’t turn on, here’s everything you can try to get it working again ! As simple as this tip might sound, it’s an important place to start. If your phone doesn’t have battery life, it will not turn on no matter what you do. If you try charging your Google […]

All Pixel phones can use nano SIM cards. Some Pixel phones can also use e, and sim. If you buy a Pixel phone on the Google Store: In the US, you can pick no SIM card or a pre-inserted Verizon SIM card. If Verizon is your mobile carrier, activate your SIM card on their site. […]