Follow us to that special room in Mountain View, California, where only those who make decisions for Google at the highest level are allowed to enter. On this day an important decision was made. What would be the name of the sequel to Google’s first homemade Tensor chip? The company undoubtedly had thousands of documents and pages of statistical analysis to look at.
It’s shocking, but the sequel to the Tensor chipset could be called the Tensor 2
After hours of tension-filled conversations that were only interrupted to move on to the next round of Google’s company-wide foosball championship, a decision had been made. The sequel to the Google Tensor chip, which is likely to make its debut in the Pixel 7 series, would be called the Tensor 2 for now. Yes, all those brain cells firing at top speed to a half-hearted tentative name for the second-generation Tensor chip.
Pixel 7 Pro left, Pixel 6 Pro right
Pick up the Pixel 6 or the Pixel 6 Pro
Magic Eraser is one of the most talked about features of the Pixel 6 series. It allows the user to remove unwanted and distracting people, items and objects from a photo without using expensive third-party software. Live Translate’s interpreter mode allows the Google Assistant to act as a digital interpreter. It translates a sentence you just said in your own language into the language of the person sitting next to you.
June Pixel Quarterly Feature Drop should be out on June 6
Speaking of the Pixel, tomorrow is June 6, making it the first Monday of the month. Not only does this mean that compatible Pixel models will receive the monthly Android security update, it also means that models from the Pixel 4 and above can receive functional updates to eliminate bugs.
And tomorrow’s trove of updates is also expected to include the Quarterly June Pixel Feature Drop. Unless you’ve lived in a country without Pixels, you probably know that Pixel 6 Pro users can find their phone with face unlock facial recognition system once they install the new software update on their phone.