Is Google's Pixel 9 Pro Fold the phone for you? These balanced conclusions from a veteran Android analyst and long-time Pixel owner may help you decide.

The iPhone 16 is official, challenging the best of Android. See how it compares to Google's finest in our iPhone 16 vs Pixel 9 comparison.

Like many foldables, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold’s design has to balance being both a phone and a tablet. Here, the Pixel team talk about how they reached their goal.

If you purchased a Google Pixel 9 Fold and are using it on the AT&T network, you might have a problem. Here's what is happening.

Yes, it's true that Google's foldable journey didn't get off to a great start — released just last year, the Google Pixel Fold was the search giant's first attempt at a foldable device, and while many appreciated the handset/tablet hybrid's passport-inspired shape, it was outclassed by the competition in most other aspects of its design.

The Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is only connecting to LTE/5GE on AT&T so far despite having support for AT&T's n260, n5, and n77 5G bands.

We pitted the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL against the iPhone 15 Pro Max in an epic battle to see which of the big premium smartphones is king.

Apple and Google both have big, expensive phones. But how do they measure up? Let's take a look at the specs.