https://9to5google.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2026/07/Pixel-11-Glow-teaser.mp4

Here's your notification LED, on the back, likely unable to function as one on stock, but certainly pulsating in a cool way to the voice of Gemini.

https://fxtwitter.com/NexToWeb/status/2078339101435072847

Ain't an animation if it doesn't make you automatically fall from a bike

LLM as a translator sounds cool, until white knights come in.

OPlus is killing OP's global market presence with so much dedication that they're going out of their way to presumably prevent even the import of Chinese units. They want it gone off the global market, you must all buy Oppo now in their mind.

Update:
pm disable com.your.app/com.pairip.licensecheck.LicenseActivity

This shouldn't need to be repeated, but:
PairIP doesn't protect your app against modification and redistribution. The extent of needed binary modifications can't be high if a single command beats it. It only serves as Google's sneaky anti-competitive measure that aims to force users to always be logged into a Google account to use your app, even after installing an untouched, legitimate version through Aurora Store or APKmirror or from a backup they've made themselves.

PS: in dev console it's called "automatic protection".

FYI: it looks like you'll still need to have PlayStore/FakeStore (com.android.vending) installed after disabling the activity, otherwise the PairIP-infected (yes, it's quite a valid word, considering most developers don't know the full implications, while being enrolled by default for all new apps) apps will crash in ~2 seconds.

https://kitsumed.github.io/blog/posts/android-may-soon-restrict-on-device-adb/

Oops, looks like wireless ADB is somehow too convenient to access and your granny will use it to bypass the 24h cooldown and install malware 🤯