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Google Japan is teasing an exclusive Pixel release. The teaser includes a photo that translates to “Japan limited model,” plus the post says, “We will deliver it with artistic special specifications.” We are unsure which Pixel model is getting this exclusive treatment, but the Pixel 10a or Pixel 10 Pro could be a safe bet....
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Last year, Google slowly began rolling out the ability for users to change their account usernames. The company announced today that now everyone in the US can get in on this action, so long as your type of account supports it. The process is relatively straightforward, though, be aware that there’s a laundry list of... Read the original post: Now Everyone Can Change Their Google Account Username Read more ›
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