We're expecting the Pixel 11 phones to be powered by the Tensor G6 chip, and a new leak suggests this chip could get a big ...

It would be the first time that changes since 2021. Google introduced its Titan M2 security chip with the Pixel 6 devices ...

It's about time ...

Google has stuck with last year's Tensor G4 processor for its new budget Pixel 10a smartphone. Here's why it's both a good and a bad move.

As reported by Mystic Leaks on Telegram, Google is apparently working on Titan M3 for this year’s Tensor G6, codenamed “Google Epic,” running firmware “longjing.” There’s not much else to go off of ...

The tech giant's latest entry-level smartphone is very similar to its predecessor.

Google has used its custom-designed Tensor chips to power Pixel phones since the Pixel 6. But so far, these chips haven’t matched the performance or efficiency of their competitors. This may change ...

This year, though, Google is switching things up in a way that's sure to attract plenty of criticism, by sticking with the ...

Google’s custom chips are getting a new home. According to a report from Digi Times, Google is working out a long-term deal with TSMC to manufacture its Tensor processors for future Pixel phones. The ...

Google gets to prove it made the right call ...