Google is rolling out its September 2026 Pixel Drop, bringing a fresh batch of automatic software upgrades to Pixel phones and smartwatches.
I’ve spent the past week testing the Pixel 11 Pro Fold. I've been running it through real-world multitasking workflows, testing camera samples side-by-side with the Pixel 11 Pro, and evaluating whether Google’s $2,500 Canadian flagship foldable is actually worth the investment.
After carrying the Pixel 11 Pro as my daily driver for a week, here is where things actually stand: if you’re rocking a Pixel 9 Pro or Pixel 10 Pro, don't sweat any upgrade FOMO. But, if you’re holding onto a Pixel 8 or older, or making the jump from an older iPhone, this phone completely transforms the Pixel experience.
Thinking of paying extra for the Pro? Here is how Google’s base Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro stack up where it actually counts.
Google just dropped its 2026 hardware lineup. Here is what the Pixel 11, Pro, XL, Fold, and Watch 5 actually cost in CAD, and when you can get your hands on them.
From 5 TB of cloud storage to advanced AI tools and health coaching, here is what Google is bundling with its new phones and watches at no extra cost.
What Canadian buyers need to know about SIM card slots, eSIM support, and carrier setup before upgrading.
Both the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R are strong smartphones, but they target slightly different buyers. The OnePlus 15 serves as the flagship model, while the 15R offers a more affordable alternative with a few compromises. Ultimately, the right choice depends on your budget and which features matter most to you.
Google's "a-series" phones have always been the "smart money" pick for people who want the best of Google's software without paying the $1,000+ flagship tax. Usually, this means getting a plastic version of the fancy phone from six months ago. TL;DR - The Short Version Primary Verdict: The "smart money" Android pick for 2026; flagship power without the four-digit price tag. Key...
Once you've owned a Google Pixel smartphone it's tough to go back. The beautiful relationship between image processing software and camera hardware alone is enough of a reason to keep you a loyal Pixel user. Then you factor in Pixel Drops (which add great features to your device for years after you've purchased), seven years of security updates (for Pixel 8 and later), and the growing...