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Stuck between buying an iPhone 13 Pro Max or Google Pixel Pro? Then worry no more. A YouTube video is circulating on the internet showing which device passed the speed test, and the results are unbelievable.

According to data from IDC, smartphone shipments declined 6.7% YoY in the third quarter of the year.

After a few generations of hit-and-miss Google phones, hopes were high for the fourth-gen Pixels. But what ultimately arrived were the weakest phones in the series...

The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro mark one of the biggest shifts in hardware that we've ever seen from Google. It's almost as big of a change as when the company moved from its Nexus devices to the Pixel. That's because thanks to the Google Tensor chip, the company now has more control over its hardware and software, similar to what Apple has with the iPhone and Samsung with its Exynos chips. But according to 9to5Google, the company isn't lifting its foot off the gas just yet. References...

The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are just now arriving on buyers’ doorsteps, and we’re already talking about what’s next for Google’s flagship Android

New evidence suggests Google is working on a Tensor chipset codenamed "Cloudripper" for its 2022 Pixel flagships.

The new Google Tensor 2 chip appears within the apps of Pixel 6. Will it be integrated in the upcoming Pixel 7?

The Pixel 6, particularly the Pixel 6 Pro, has definitely piqued the interest of smartphone users on the Android side. More than just passing interest, too:

Google is trying to stay ahead of the curve, and it is already working on the second generation of Google Tensor chipset, likely for the Pixel 7 Series.

Users have reported a display flickering issue with the Google Pixel 6 Pro.