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Pixel 6 spotted with Googles own Whitechapel chipset reference yet again Pixel 6 spotted with Googles own Whitechapel chipset reference yet again In its Pixel line due to launch later this year, Google is expected to introduce its own Whitechapel chipsets, references of which can already be spotted in various Android codes. advertisement (Image: Unsplash/ Daniel Romero) Google has been hinted at using its own processors for its upcoming smartphones this year. Likely to be named Pixel 6, the fla...

Last year, it was reported that Google is designing its own chip called ‘Whitechapel’. It was reported to be present inside its upcoming Pixel smartphone and Chromebooks. A few weeks ago, a new report claimed that the Pixel 6 will be among the first phones to come equipped with the ‘Whitechapel’ chip. The company is internally calling its chip ‘GS101’, where GS likely stands for Google Silicon. Now, a new report has seemingly confirmed the existence of in-house silicone in the upco...

Google Pixel 6 could get ultra wideband feature from iPhone 12 Google Pixel 6 could get ultra wideband feature from iPhone 12 Google is reportedly working on bringing ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity to its Pixel line of smartphones in the near future. The feature will allow Pixel phones to connect to other Google ecosystem devices. advertisement (Image: Daniel Romero/ Unsplash) Raven is a code-name for an upcoming Pixel smartphone. The device will be powered by Googles GS101 processor. In a s...

Google working on UWB connectivity for future Pixel phone Google is reportedly working on bringing ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity to its Pixel line of smartphones in the near future. The feature will allow Pixel phones to connect to other Google ecosystem devices. Sarthak Dogra | May 3, 2021 | Updated 19:05 IST (Image: Daniel Romero/ Unsplash) Raven is a code-name for an upcoming Pixel smartphone. The device will be powered by Googles own GS101 processor. In a step towards increasing the co...

Source: Hayato Huseman / Android Central If theres one thing you can confidently say about Googles Pixel phones over their five-year existence its that they do more with less. Even as the company added new features to its year-over-year upgrades, Google assiduously avoided the trappings of specs, culminating in the divisive but ultimately successful lineup of the Pixel 4a, Pixel 4a 5G, and Pixel 5 we saw in 2020. Now the expectation turns to the companys 2021 products and how the hardware team ...

Pixel 6 may be the first handset to be powered by Google’s in-house ‘GS101’ Whitechapel SoC, according to a new report. Whitechapel is said to be the codename of the work-in-progress chip expected in the upcoming handset, but Google may commercially call it something completely different. An internal Google document cited in the report suggests that the company is calling the chip ‘GS101’, where GS could be short for ‘Google Silicon&amp...