There will be quite some flagship smartphones from different brands launching in the upcoming months. With Samsung leading the scene on 10 August, Apple will go on to reveal the latest generation of iPhones in September. Until now, someone claims that the Google Pixel 7 series will arrive in the following month.

The Google Pixel 6a, the latest mid-range smartphone from the tech giant is expected to be released soon and it could potentially be faster than the regular Pixel 6. Specs-wise, the ‘Pixel a’ lineup has traditionally been inferior to the regular Pixel, but this time around it might be different.

According to a leaked Geekbench listing, the Pixel 6a actually beats the standard version in terms of performance. In fact, while minimal, the Pixel 6a actually outperforms the Pixel 6 in single-core and multi-core scores. 

The right-to-repair movement achieved yet another victory yesterday after another major tech company has agreed to let users legally self-repair their devices. Announced in its official blog, Google said that the option to self-repair is ‘coming soon’ for Google Pixel devices.

Ana Corrales, Google Consumer Hardware chief operating officer confirmed that the company will be working with iFixit to make it easier for independent repair professionals and skilled consumers to access genuine parts from Google. She further elaborated genuine Pixel spare parts will be available for purchase from iFixit later this year.

Google finally launched a true flagship series a few days ago after deciding not to join the tense competition last year. Along with the Pixel 6 series, the company also introduced its first smartphone chip, Tensor. For so many reasons, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are a pair of good flagship smartphones, and it leads to some customers who purchased the device might not be getting it until next year.

Finally, after a few months of speculations, the Google Pixel 6 series got unveiled in the West. In this article, we will be focusing on what's new about the Pixel 6 series so read on below to find out more.

After Google announced its Pixel 6 series back in early August, many thought the devices would be expensive. Not only the Pixel 6 will be utilizing a new in-house chip, but several other tech specs also sound like they cost a lot. However, the latest price leak has revealed that the Pixel 6 would be much cheaper than the Apple iPhone 13.

Finally, the Google Pixel 6 series has an official launching date. Posted a few hours ago, Google announced that the Pixel Fall Launch will take place on 19 October 2021 at 10 AM PT. In Malaysia's timing, that would be 1 AM on 20 October 2021 if you're interested in tuning in.

Google has teased how powerful the upcoming in-house processor, Tensor, will be in AI performance but never revealed anything about the CPU and GPU tech specs. However, thanks to the rumours, we already know that the chip is likely to use Arm Mali-A78 GPU that Samsung uses on its Exynos 2100. Now, the CPU specs have also arrived on the Internet, but it's weird.

September is the month when we'll be getting to see two of the highly-anticipated flagship smartphone series, one from Google and one from Apple. According to sources, Google could present the Pixel 6 series on 13 September, one day ahead of the Apple iPhone 13's launch.

Besides a 50MP camera and support for 33W wired charging, we have come across a new report that reveals another feature of the upcoming Google Pixel 6 series. According to a screenshot shared and then deleted by Google’s senior vice president Hiroshi Lockheimer, the devices will also bring an under-display fingerprint scanner.