For reference, after Google killed off its Google One app VPN service, it built VPN by Google right into Android, and began rolling it out with the December 2022 Pixel Feature Dro

A successor is still coming, in the form of the Pixel Tablet 2, so if you're one of 10 Pixel Tablet fans, you'll be glad to know that. However, that's where the road will end for Google, as the tech giant has reportedly canceled the development of the Pixel Tablet 3. And, it seems it might be moving its efforts to a new device segment.

Up until now, VPN by Google, was available exclusively for Google Pixels 7 or later, but that might be changing. With the upcoming release of Android 15 QPR2, VPN by Google will likely be available for the Pixel Tablet. Users have reported being able to use the VPN thanks to the Android 15 QPR2 Beta 1 update

O ver the past two decades, Google has earned its reputation as a company that kills off products well before their time. Whether its niche-but-beloved applications like Reader (R

VPN by Google was suddenly made available to the Pixel Tablet sometime in November. While Google has yet to update its official support document, you can get it on your Pixel Tablet running stable Android 15 directly from the Play Store.

The thought of a Pixel Tablet 2 arriving in the near future isn’t one I’ve had often, if I’m being honest. The return to the tablet world by Google with the Pixel Tablet didn’t exactly win me over, as the device lacked important specs,

After launching its first Pixel Tablet in 2023, the next tablet is coming in 2025. The rumour has it that the device will arrive with a Keyboard and stylus.

The VPN service started as a standalone app but got baked into Android after the demise of the Google One app VPN service. The December 2022 Pixel Feature Drop introduced the app

We were expecting VPN by Google support for the Pixel Tablet to arrive with a Drop next year, but it's quietly gone live already.