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The company is continuing its efforts to put all the final features and changes to the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. In line with this, according to the latest report by 9to5Google, the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are getting a new batch of wallpapers, which the company is calling ‘Motif’. Basically, the ‘Motif’ wallpapers include a combination of multiple floral and geometric illustrations. These are meant to use the strengths of Android 12‘s Dynamic Color theme language that will be available on the Pixel 6 series....

The design of these two smartphones is not exactly a secret. Google revealed it when it shared renders of both devices a while back. Well, now the company is giving you a real-life look at the two devices, prior to their launch. Google is allegedly planning to launch both phones next month. They are expected to arrive on October 19, while the sales will begin on October 28. Do note that those are only rumored dates, for now....

This information comes from a German blog that is not the usual source for such info. The thing is, Roland Quandt, a well-known tipster, seems to believe this is true, so there you have it. The Google Pixel 7, 7 Pro, and Pixel Watch release dates have been revealed The Google Pixel 7, 7 Pro, and Pixel Watch release dates have been revealed So, when are the devices coming? Well, the source claims that the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro will start shipping on October 18....

Google has already confirmed that the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are on the way. The company even shared their images, and some information not long ago. What Google did not confirm is its first foldable smartphone. Multiple reports suggested that such a device is coming, and it may be called the Pixel Fold. That name hasn’t been confirmed in any way, shape or form, but we’ll refer to it by that name until some more concrete info appears....

Google will cut Play Store subscription fees from 30% to 15% Google will cut Play Store subscription fees from 30% to 15% When an app charges its users a recurring subscription fee, Google will take a cut from that revenue, which is to be expected. The company will take 30% of the revenue for the first year, then it will knock it down to 15% from then on. Google will only be charging 15% from the get-go however....