Frames for Pixel v3 is live on Google Play, bringing a complete mockup studio to every screen in your workflow.

One-tap studio framing with auto-extracted Material You palettes and auto-rotating 16:9 landscape support.

Movie Edit Pro with 60fps keyframe zoom up to 3.0x and easing to spotlight the exact tap.

Custom AI backdrops with a frosted glass toggle and a redesigned docked toolbar across phone, tablet, and laptop.

On-device lasso redaction so sensitive info stays on your phone and blurs cleanly before you post.

Crisp Pro exports in 2560p 60fps MP4 for Reels and Shorts, 1080p looping GIF, and 300 dpi print-ready PDF.

Hardware coverage for Pixel 10 and 10 Pro, Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, Pixel Watch, Google TV, and Googlebooks from Lenovo, HP, Dell XPS, and Asus.

Download v3 in Open Testing today on Google Play.

Samsung's Android XR glasses open for pre-orders Nov 12, and my Android XR dev kit should show up around mid-month. Feels like XR is finally getting real for Android devs.

If you're building for Android XR, what are you making first?

Pixel Wallpaper and Themes are incredibly easy to change and customize

The culture around building for Android that has culminated for years has come to a glorious head on Googlebook.

Build the apps and tools you want couldn't be any easier could it?!

Your Googlebook can be a serious app dev machine.

Three tips I use to build on mine. 🧵

Building for Googlebook?

Lean on Android skills like jetpack-compose. See the full list with the 'android skills list' command in Android CLI, or just ask Antigravity to list them for you.

Test on a real phone, not just the emulator.

Pair your Pixel to your Googlebook with wireless debugging in Android Studio, no cable needed, and feel how the app actually runs in your hand.

I installed every one of these and these absolutely cook!!

Just me cheering Android desktop developers for Googlebook apps

Remote agents in Antigracy is something I never knew I needed. My Googlebook is completely shut down at home, but I kicked off a set up subagents for a task on a project I'm working on and I'm here at a food festival managing things.

It's so cool.

The Googlebook community is giving me early Android vibes in a good way. I love it!

Touch screen on laptops have always been a "good idea".

Having App Streaming on Googlebook takes it to the next level.

Also love the performance boost that GooglebookOS gave with its latest November software update.

One of the worst things a retail specialist can do is try to shame someone into buying a product. This isn't the first time an Apple Store employee has perpetuated this mentality and it feels like it's the competitive culture within Apple that customers start to take on. ory...

We stopped by the Apple Store today with my wife, mother-in-law, and brother-in-law so my brother-in-law could charge his iPhone 11 while I checked out the iPhone Duo. Had a great conversation with one specialist who served in the Navy.

I overheard another specialist was actively trying to sell my mother-in-law an iPhone Duo. When she mentioned that she and I use Android, he started trying to shame her for not being on iOS.

That’s when I stepped in: "People like what they like, whether it’s Apple, Google, Tesla, or Rivian. Shaming customers into an upgrade is never the move."

He asked why I left Apple. I told him straight: "My smart home setup ran significantly better on Google Home when I bought my first home, and Android’s AI with Gemini built in drives my daily productivity better and is more useful for me so I stuck with Android." I pointed out that even Apple had to lean on Google’s tech to bring Siri up to speed.

Then he challenged me: "Sell me on Android." I told him "I’m not a salesperson, I’m a software engineer" . But I will say that my Pixel is built around getting things done rather than just consuming content. And while the iPhone Duo is interesting, taller foldables like the Pixel Fold fit my actual multitasking workflow far better for me and that's after I've used a Pixel Fold. I also told him how I prefer Pixel's camera because of how it captures our skin tone best for my liking without having to do a whole lot of editing.

He asked for a selfie so he could see. I took one, he looked at the photo and said, "Hmm..." Then he quickly pulled out his iPhone, tried to activate Siri, and asked it a question to try and defend Siri. We waited, and waited, and waited for Siri to answer. It didn't. He paused and said, "I'll be right back," as he went to help a different customer. He never returned.

Great guy otherwise

All this to say, buy what fits your workflow, respect people’s preferences, and let the tech speak for itself.

For the past week, I put a matte screen protector on my Pixel 11 Pro, and though it was fine, taking it off and seeing the beautiful OLED screen and its super actual display is so much better

We spent the last few weeks reading through your comments and bug reports. For November, we’ve been focused on making your daily experience better … knocking out a ton of features, improvements, and fixes.

Here’s a look at what we’ve updated recently: goo.gle/4AdbkNE

One month in, we're starting to roll out a new Googlebook update that brings lots of improvements. Thank you to everyone sharing feedback and bug reports since launch. Keep it coming!

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Warby Parker just put a real date on Intelligent Eyewear.

Pre-orders open November 12, with the first deliveries starting mid-December. That's straight from their earnings call today, and they confirmed these are being built with Google and Samsung.

Pricing and the full ursday too. Demos start next week in 65 stores, then roll out to 360+.