Google introduced, on Monday (2), the two new cell phones of the brand: Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, and the news does not stop there, as smartphones will be launched with the company’s Google Tensor processor.
The mobile phones will feature the new design, Material You, which was released during the event I / O in June. In it, the interface adapts colors based on the background that the user chooses. Thus, the settings panel, routing grids and a selected part of the text, for example, will get a unique color palette.
Here’s a quick look at the latest Google phones powered by the Google Tensor – the all-new chip built by Google, built specifically for the Pixel.
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The two models will be launched later this year and will be available in three colours.
Google Tensor
On the other hand, Google Tensor still has little technical information. The company, however, “raised” the curiosity of fans by claiming that the chip could “process the most powerful artificial intelligence technologies today, as well as improve the user experience in terms of voice commands, cameras, etc.”
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