Seriously, what is going on with Google’s design team? First they ruined the Clock icon, and now we get this

Tell me that doesn't look like a folder holding four separate mini-apps for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and... equals? I keep tapping it on autopilot thinking it's an app group, but nope. Just a basic calculator trying way too hard to look deep.

Who is actually approving these designs? 💀

https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/android/android-drop-september-2026/

Edit: ANDROID drop

What is this orange icon like thing at the bottom of navigation bar on pixel 11pro.

Finally the it matches the color or phone and case perfectly. I hate that i really like this

Impressive how good this camera still is!

If you have a P11 Pro XL and are thinking of buying a case, buy the Torres Q3 Air. Fits like a glove, super high quality material, love how the buttons are clicky, and overall a great protection for your phone. Bonus is the ring in the back that acts like a magnet and also as a rotating stand for both orientations.

I bought mine from Amazon. A bit pricey, but totally worth the $. One of the nicest ones I've had so far. I have never owned a dbrand before, so can't compare the two.

https://torraslife.com/

Google confirms Pixel 11 video static noise bug, promises a fix is coming.

I got myself a black case for my Pixel 11 Pro canyon.

This looks interesting. Is the camera edge golden in all versions or only in the canyon one?

I can only access internet on wifi, my phone still calls and can send texts but I am unable to access data im with Rogers top right corner theres and exclamation on my service bars

Hey i got this Pixel 11 Pro since launch and the Wifi drains so much battery is there a fix for this? Otherwise ill return it while i still can. I turned off wifi scan and stuff like that.

I was using mobile data most of the time today and i turned on wifi for maybe 1-2 hours and that drained so much battery.

It looks like I drew the short straw with my Pixel 11 Pro. Yes, I purchased my device. I was not part of Google's seeding program this year.

Between total cellular dropouts, RCS disconnects, Wi-Fi drops, and NFC glitches, my carrier confirmed it wasn't an issue on their end. I'm on one of the "Big 3" in Canada. I suspected so when the NFC (tap-to-pay) was inconsistent.

I called Google: they confirmed a defective unit, after a series of tests on the phone, and initiated an advance replacement immediately.

Google deserves applause for a smooth customer service experience. I'll lose a couple of hours with the swap and drop-off of the defective unit. Too often we hear about the shipping issues, QC, etc... but we don't normally hear about the resolution and final results.

I had a similar issue with the Pixel 6 Pro. It was also replaced.

These things are mass-produced, so there's bound to be a lemon here and there. I'm just glad it's getting replaced with a new unit.

I'll follow-up once I receive the new unit and do some tests. Hopefully no issues with the replacement.