Pixel 11 Pro Review, GTA 6 Leak, Garmin Matches Samsung

Google unveiled the Pixel 11 Pro emphasizing software strengths while its Tensor G6 processor draws scrutiny, Rockstar quickly moved to remove leaked GTA 6 gameplay clips, and Garmin climbed to 15% global smartwatch share to equal Samsung in Q2 2026.

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Pixel 11 Pro Review, GTA 6 Leak, Garmin Matches Samsung

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This week saw Google launch its latest flagship with ambitious software features, Rockstar respond to an early GTA 6 leak, Garmin reach parity with Samsung in the global smartwatch market, and Midea update its packaging for the PortaSplit.

The breach reportedly stems from an individual known as “Cyberleek,” who describes himself as an activist for gamers’ rights and criticizes industry practices.

Rockstar issues copyright takedowns after GTA 6 gameplay footage leaks online. Multiple clips displaying open-world sequences, a health bar, minimap and wanted-level indicators surfaced months ahead of the scheduled November 19, 2026 launch on PS5 and Xbox Series. The breach reportedly stems from an individual known as “Cyberleek,” who describes himself as an activist for gamers’ rights and criticizes industry practices. Source: Frandroid ↗

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Google launches Pixel 11 Pro at 1,199 euros with mixed early feedback. The handset ships with Android 17, offers a 6.3-inch OLED display brighter than the previous model, includes a small colored LED on the front panel and a triple camera setup rated 50 + 48 + 48 MP, all driven by Google’s latest in-house Tensor G6 processor. Initial hands-on testing highlights strong software capabilities while pointing to constraints in raw performance. Source: Frandroid ↗

Apple continues to dominate with 46% of worldwide shipments as the wearables sector shifts toward premium sports-oriented devices.

Garmin reaches 15% global smartwatch market share, matching Samsung. Research firm Omdia reports that Garmin climbed to 15% in the second quarter of 2026 after closing a six-point gap over the past year, while Samsung declined from 17% to 15%. Apple continues to dominate with 46% of worldwide shipments as the wearables sector shifts toward premium sports-oriented devices. Source: Frandroid ↗

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