Soft-touch glass won’t be making a comeback with the Pixel 7 & 7 Pro Soft-touch glass won’t be making a comeback with the Pixel 7 & 7 Pro Many people hoped Google will do it, as it was available on the Pixel 3 and 4 series. That is essentially a matte glass finish, for all those of you who hate reflective, glossy glass on your phones. Don’t think the glass is actually soft, as it’s not, of course....
This benchmark has been dug up by a developer called Kuba Wojciechowski. He also found some code that relates to this SoC, and the two, in collaboration, kind of reveal the setup we can expect. The Pixel 7 Pro benchmark reveals the Tensor G2 will use the same cores as the original The Pixel 7 Pro benchmark reveals the Tensor G2 will use the same cores as the original It seems like the Tensor G2 will use the same cores as the original Tensor chip....
In case you’re wondering, the Google Pixel 7 devices are now available to purchase. They bring some notable changes over the Pixel 6 phones, and they’ve been well-received by reviewers. The Pixel 7 costs $599 and the Pixel 7 Pro costs $899. Pixel 7 phones can now use the Clear Calling feature Pixel 7 phones can now use the Clear Calling feature This feature is currently only for people using the Android 13 beta....
As Rahman speculates, this change could be part of Google introducing a new Data Safety section in the Play Store. It provides a summary of how apps collect and use your data. You’ll get information on what data is being collected, for what purpose, and how securely it is stored (encryption and other security measures in place). Data Safety will also tell you whether the developer shares the info with third parties....
91Mobiles cites renowned tipster Mukul Sharma saying that Nothing will release a smartphone within early 2022. This indicates that the manufacturer is already developing this device. There were hints of this development after the recently announced partnership between Nothing and Qualcomm. This came after Qualcomm released AptX Lossless Bluetooth audio tech as part of Snapdragon Sound. However, it seems like the partnership between the two companies could extend to smartphones. Qualcomm is one of the top producers of mobile SoCs, after all....
