Over the years, Google has launched a few different pairs of Pixel Buds. Including both wired and true wireless models. Each iteration has included notable improvements over their predecessors. But it seems Google is really pulling out all the stops with its upcoming Pro model. Google says the Pixel Buds Pro will launch later this Fall alongside the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. Which one will you go with?#GoogleIO pic....

Officially, Droid Life says this particular band is called the ‘Active Band.’ As that’s the name listed on the packaging. There are at least four colors that will be available including the two you see here, which are Lemongrass and Chalk. There will also be Obsidian and Charcoal colors. If you’re looking at the Active Band and thinking, it looks familiar. There’s a reason for that. The Pixel Watch Active Band is the same as the Fitbit Sense 2’s Infinity Band The Pixel Watch Active Band is the same as the Fitbit Sense 2’s Infinity Band...

This Pixel Watch ad confirms metal bands, and ‘Health by Fitbit’ branding This Pixel Watch ad confirms metal bands, and ‘Health by Fitbit’ branding This ad has been shared by SnoopyTech, the same source as some other content lately. In this 30-second ad, you can take a closer look at the watch itself, its watch bands, and some of its features. That’s not all, though, ‘Health by Fitbit’ is mentioned, and the same goes for ‘Help by Google’....

If you’re interested in being a part of the alpha to play the game early, you can sign up here. Ubisoft officially announced Rainbow Six Mobile earlier this month, back on April 5. The game is scheduled to release sometime later this year, but there’s currently no confirmed release date for its launch. Which will be on Android and iOS devices when it officially goes live. That being said, playing in any of the upcoming tests is a good way to check out the game this year should the release get a delay....

** 1. You will have to bleach your hair. Going from red to blonde hair definitely requires bleaching in order to achieve your desired shade. Natural redheads may have more luck lifting their hair, but if you are a bottled redhead, you will definitely need a stripper to remove any pre-existing color. Be sure to book a consultation with your colorist to discuss what blonde works best for you, and what bleaching method (single or double-process) you will need to take....