Nowhere to go but up?

The Snapdragon 8 Elite has set the benchmark for mobile processing performance - will Google ever catch up?

Google is rumored to launch a new wearable Tensor chipset that could make its way into the Pixel Watch 5 in 2026.

Will Google finally perfect its Tensor chips?

Google’s new Tensor G4 is powering the company’s latest smartphones, but Google says it’s not designed for raw power.

According to the latest reports, it suggests that the upcoming Tensor G4 for the Pixel 9 series won’t be a huge upgrade.

More reports are emerging that the Pixel 9 could be the last phone from Google to use Tensor chipsets made by Samsung.

A recent listing on Geekbench has revealed the potential benchmarks for the Google Tensor G4 chipset, and it’s disappointing.

Google is rumored to switch from Samsung to TSMC for the Tensor G5 chipset that will make its way to the Pixel 10.

The upcoming Google Tensor G4 chipset for the Pixel 9 series is rumored to be better at heat management and power efficiency.

We've already gotten an idea at what the Pixel 9 Pro might look like, thanks to some renders online. 

A report from Taiwan claims that Google has apparently sent its Tensor G5 chipset for testing where TSMC is expected to manufacture it.

It seems that Google could be preparing a rare update for its Pixel phones where they are planning on issuing a major kernel ...

The Pixel 8 and Pixel 7 might look like two peas in a pod, but their differences are beyond skin-deep.

Will you be holding onto your new Pixel, or will you be grabbing the Pixel 8 series?