November Pixel Drop brings Rambler to Pixel 10, and Pixel Tag goes on sale

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Google's latest Pixel update brings some newer features to older phones. Engadget reports that the November Pixel Drop expands Rambler, Gemini powered dictation that removes filler words and self corrections, from the Pixel 11 to the Pixel 10 series

Pixel 10 phones also gain Gemini Intelligence, which offers personalised suggestions and multi step automation such as ordering groceries or booking a taxi. Create My Widget builds widgets from text prompts on phones, with Pixel Watch support coming soon

New AI icon styles arrive this month. HiLight, the glowing camera bar notification, now works with Google Messages, and on the Pixel 11 Pro it can glow for important contacts, while step by step workout routines arrive on the Pixel Watch 3 and later and on phones

The Pixel Tag tracker is now on sale at $29, or $99 for a four pack. It works on Android 9 and later, but full features need Bluetooth 6.0 and Android 16

Bringing flagship features to last year's phones is a great way to keep owners happy. Rambler sounds especially useful for anyone who dictates messages often. A cheap tracker tag fills an obvious gap in the Pixel range

Which of these features would you use most? And will you buy a Pixel Tag?

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Bluetooth 6.0 for full features limits older phones. Check compatibility before buying tags. Basic tracking still works