Yesterday, we reported that Google was doing an interesting ad campaign in Japan, where it made custom potato chips to market the Pixel 6. Now, Google is starting to put up billboards in the US, advertising the Pixel 6. These billboards are starting to show up in New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The billboards show off the orange and the pink-ish colors of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro....
Google actually announced this chipset back in August, a full two months before the Pixel 6 was officially unveiled. And we learned a lot about it then. But now that the phone is available, we know a whole lot more about this new Tensor SoC. So here’s everything you need to know about the Tensor SoC that is powering the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. What is Tensor? What is Tensor?...
Google also allows for customization of icons for different operating systems, including iOS, Mac, and Windows. This is the third Google update to the Chrome icon since 2008. The last update was made in 2014. At first glance, you may not notice the differences between the new icon and the old one at all. Google has removed the shadows between the red, yellow, and green in the outer ring in the new icon....
And right now it’s more than reasonably priced. It’s a steal. To celebrate Cyber Monday, pCloud has slashed the price of its groundbreaking 2TB Lifetime Plan from $1715 to just $400. That’s a saving of $1315, or a whopping 76%. Oh, and it’s throwing in a Crypto Folder worth $575 for free as well, making this one of the most generous sales of the season. Here’s a little bit of background on pCloud, in case you’re coming to this fresh....
In fact, these are nearly Google’s least expensive Pixel phones to date. As the baseline price for the Pixel 6 is going to be less than all of the previous models. Save the ‘a’ series. That’s where the prices are a little bit surprising. This is Google’s first Pixel phone series that uses its own custom chipset. Google is also back to using more premium materials for the build, and it’s adding other upgraded components too....
