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The Pixel 7 packs Google's Tensor G2 chip and starts at just $599
After being teased back at I/O 2022, today Google announced the new Pixel 7 starting at just $599 and featuring a refreshed design, a Tensor G2 chip and a bunch of new photo and video enhancements.
Google teases the Pixel 7 with next-gen Tensor chip at I/O 2022
Ahead of its official release sometime later this fall, Google provided a preview of the Pixel 7 and its updated design at I/O 2022.
Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro review: Solid phones, great software, perfect pricing
Our review of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, complete with benchmark and battery test results, plus camera samples.
Google turns those annoying call center menus into easy-to-navigate screens
Google Assistant is now smart enough to stay on the line so you don't have to listen to hold music. It'll also show you automated menu options during a call.
Google details the Pixel 6's unique Tensor chip
Google's Tensor SoC will power the Pixel 6 phones. Now, we know exactly what makes Tensor tick.
Google's Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro deliver flagship features for $599 and $899
Back in August, Google surprisingly announced its upcoming Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones and said they would run on the company’s own “Tensor” mobile chip. We learned a few other things then and got a good look at the phones, as well, but today Google is finally officially revealing the PIxel 6 and 6 Pro.
What to expect at Google's Pixel 6 launch event
Google will finally reveal full details of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro at its October 19th event — here's what to expect.
Google is reportedly making its own ARM-based Chromebook processors
Google's future Chromebooks may be powered by CPUs the tech giant itself developed.
Engadget Podcast: Digging into Google Tensor and the Pixel 6
This week, Cherlynn and guest co-host Terrence O’Brien are joined by Lisa Eadicicco to discuss Google’s chip Tensor and the Pixel 6.
NVIDIA's massive A100 GPU isn't for you
In this mini-episode of our explainer show, Upscaled, we break down NVIDIA's latest GPU, the A100, and its new graphics architecture Ampere. Announced at the company's long-delayed GTC conference, the A100 isn't intended for gamers, or even for workstation users. Volta never directly came to consumers — aside from the Titan V and a Quadro workstation card — but the improvements and tensor cores it introduced were a key part of Turing, the architecture which underpins almost all of NVIDIA's current GeForce and Quadro cards.
DARPA wants better forecasts for near-Earth orbit space missions
DARPA, the government's mad science wing, wants "weather" forecasts for outer space like we've got here on terra firma. The idea is that as we're increasingly launching satellites into low-Earth orbit -- not to mention prepping for commercial spaceflight -- we'll need the ability to predict smaller space weather events as well as big ones.
