Damien Wilde is a Videographer at 9 to 5 Google. He covers a wide range of topics within the tech industry, focusing on consumer tech, software, and retail, along with themes in business and economics. Damien's insights and work have been featured in Newswav and 9to5Google.
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After three runs, the Pixel 11 comes in hot as Google's vision of the perfect base Android phone for the next year. Just how is it? Find out here.
By: Damien Wilde
The Pixel 11 series has officially been unveiled with a whole suite of new video features for the camera systems and even a few upgrades for some older functions.
By: Damien Wilde
With the launch of the Pixel 9, Google offered fairly extensive 12-month free trials of the Google One AI Pro plan, but this is being stripped back with the Pixel 11 series.
With about 6 months left in the “official” support window, it's great to see that LineageOS support has finally come to the Samsung Galaxy S22.
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By: Damien Wilde
You can understand a lot about a product from its first couple of hours, and if that is anything to go by, the Pixel 11 feels like an adequate but modest update that is likely only of interest to people wanting a “new” phone.
Pixelsnap is one of the best things added to Pixel phones in a number of years, but it wasn't quite a perfect first attempt.
By: Damien Wilde
Yes, you read that headline correctly. The Pixel 11 no longer shows the “Powered by Android” boot logo, which has been a staple for a few years now.
By: Damien Wilde
Yes, the Pixel 11 no longer has the "Powered by Android" boot logo that has been a staple for a few years now.
By: Damien Wilde
After a few months of daily wear with my Fog colored Fitbit Air, I hit a stage where I wanted some alternate accessories and, so, I took a punt on
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By: Damien Wilde
How close does the Pixel 11 Pro get to the iPhone 17 Pro? Does Google's best of 2026 contend with Apple's best of 2025? Find out here.
![Pixel 11 hands-on: Better, but no longer a bargain at $899 [Video]](https://i0.wp.com/9to5google.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2026/08/Pixel-11-color-family-3.jpg?resize=1200%2C628&quality=82&strip=all&ssl=1){kind=tracking}
