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Make Your Pixel Pop with Personalized Calling Cards

November 05, 2025 • Greg Doig • Season 7 • Episode 54

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Welcome back to Tech Brewed! In this episode, Greg Doig dives into Google’s latest personalization feature for Pixel phones: Calling Cards. Tired of those bland incoming call screens? Greg Doig shares how you can jazz up your contacts with full-screen custom images, fonts, and colors—turning every call into a mini welcome experience. Plus, a heads up on what happens to your creations when you upgrade or reset your device. Tune in for this simple yet impactful tech tip and stay connected for more ways to make your tech truly yours.

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Ready for another tech tip from TechBrute? Well, here's Greg Doig with another one for you. Welcome back to another episode. I'm your host Greg Doig. Here's a tech tip for you today. Personalize your Pixel with calling Cards Are you tired of boring incoming call screens? Google's rolled out a slick new feature for Pixel phones called calling Cards that lets you jazz up those calls with full screen custom images. Here's how it works. Open your contacts app and select any contact you want to customize. Look for the new calling cards option. It's usually right there in the contact details. From here, you can pick any photo from your device or pull something from Google Photos. The cool part? You're not stuck with just the image. You can customize fonts and colors to match your style or make the text pop against your chosen background. Think of it like creating a mini welcome screen for each of your contacts when someone calls. Instead of that plain contact card, you'll see this beautiful full screen experience that makes every call feel more personal and inviting. Now here's the gotcha you need to know. These calling cards aren't backed up with your regular Google account sync, so when you upgrade phones or do a factory reset, you'll be starting from scratch. Plan accordingly. If you're someone who switches devices frequently. It's a small touch, but these personalized calling screens can make your phone feel way more yours. Give it a try. You may like it and come back soon for some more tech tips. Please come back for our weekly podcast and please share our sites.