With the February security update, Google has rolled out support for the Visual Core on all third-party apps on the Pixel 2. Users can now take advantage of the extra computing power in third party apps like Instagram and Snapchat.
The Google Feed may be soon getting a facelift with a new search bar. It's currently available via A/B testing performed by Google.
The Kinda Blue Pixel 2 has been released for the Google Project Fi network, which is pleasing to see as the handset was previously only available on the Verizon network as an exclusive.
Google released Android Images and OTA files early this month which address some security vulnerabilities. Read more here.
Want the Pixel 2's always-on display on your first-gen Pixel or Nexus 6p? You're in luck, as thanks to Substratum, it's now possible and easier than ever; you don't even need root. Read more here!
Interested in adding a new flavour to your Android experience? Try out this forked Pixel 2 launcher, which adds a slew of additional functionality to enhance your Android experience.
After a slow start on the support side for the developer community in regard to Google's Pixel smartphone line, Magisk 14.4 has brought root to the Pixel 2 XL.
Google has pulled the factory images for Android 8.1 Oreo on the Pixel 2, citing a bootloader configuration issue as the main cause. Read more here!
Miss the classic Android blob-shaped emojis? We certainly do. Take a look at how to get the timeless classics back using a Magisk module here!
If you've been waiting for native dark themes across Android devices, rejoice! The Android 8.1 Developer Preview enables a natice dark theme via wallpaper changes on all supported devices. Read more here!