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Pour ses Pixel 6, Google va utiliser un SoC Tensor développé spécifiquement. Les détails de la puce restent secrets mais le r&o

Last Updated: August 4, 2021 6:05 pm Putting an end to the leaks and rumors, Google confirmed the existence of its custom SoC (system-on-chip) for Pixel phones yesterday. The first Google-made mobile chip is called “Google Tensor” and will power the upcoming Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. While the company is not ready to share the exact details on CPU, GPU, and other specifications, we have compiled what we know about the Google Tensor chipset so far. So if you are curious to know what makes Goo...

(Image credit: Google) Google has finally unveiled the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro – sort of, anyway. The company has revealed what the phones look like and a few of the specs, but there are still many things that we don’t know yet, and might not learn until the phones properly launch (probably in October). Still, from what we do know it’s clear that while these two phones have a lot in common, they also have some significant differences. With that in mind we’ve created this guide to al...

Google has confirmed the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. It has also confirmed Google Tensor, the companys first self-made chip for Pixel. We are most likely a little over a month away from Apples September event where the company is expected to announce the iPhone 13 and Google, out of nowhere, decided it wanted to step right into the path of you and your new iPhone. Earlier today, Google publicly confirmed not only the Pixel 6 but the Pixel 6 Pro, its first truly high-end Pixel phone. It also reveal...

Copy Google today said the latest iteration of its Android smartphones, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, are coming this fall. So far the internet advertising goliath has only offered a glimpse of the gear: no official specifications have been released. The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro look like your standard high-end 6.ish-inch aluminium-framed smartphones. The Pixel 6 Pro is expected to sport a 6.7" 120Hz screen, 5G connectivity, and a raised bank of cameras on the back that includes a wide-angle main senso...

The new Pixel 6 smartphone will debut Google’s own Tensor chip, crafted along the lines of processors it made for datacentres, to enable computers to think more like people do. — Handout/Google/AFP MOUNTAIN VIEW, United States: Google on Aug 2 unveiled a new flagship Pixel smartphone powered by its first mobile chip to put artificial intelligence in people’s hands. Pixel 6 models set for release later this year, with superfast 5G wireles capability, will debut Google’s own Tensor chip c...

Google seems to be working on a new design for the Translate app. The new interface makes it easier to access some of the apps key functionalities in one-handed mode. Translates fresh makeover could launch alongside the release of the Google Pixel 6 devices. Google Translate is one of the companys services that hasnt seen much love in a while now, but that could be changing soon. Google appears to be working on a major redesign for the Translate app. XDA Developers spotted the new UI as part of...

Tuesday, 03 Aug 2021 08:01 AM MYT Pixel 6 will debut Googles own Tensor chip crafted along the lines of processors it made for data centers to enable computers to think more like people do. ― Picture courtesy of Google Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3 ― Google yesterday unveiled a new flagship Pixel smartphone powered by its first mobile chip to put artificial intelligence in peoples hands. Pixel 6 models set for relea...

Why the Pixel 6s Tensor chip is actually a big deal (and why it isn’t) Lets put some perspective on the Google Tensor processor inside the Pixel 6. By Robert Triggs For the better part of a decade, Robert has been writing about technology and trying not to ignore his various unfinished gadget projects. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Sound Engineering but also considers himself a self-taught boffin in displays, processors, wireless networking, and pretty much any other hardware thats crammed into sm...