These days it seems unthinkable not to have your phone with you all the time, even more so when you’re driving. However, it looks like Google may soon let you turn your Android phone (Pixels first) into a dashcam for your car via the Personal Safety update. 

The Google Pixel 7 series finally arrived last week after so many rumours. However, the company might have covered up something that you might want to know, and it's the size of the process that the Tensor G2 uses.

Google has finally released the Google Pixel 7 series today which includes the flagship Google Pixel 7 Pro and the smaller Google Pixel 7. Powered by a new custom Tensor G2 processor with a Mali-G710 MC10 GPU, the Pixel 7 series features enhanced imaging capabilities, which the Pixel smartphones have always been known for.

If this new report turned out to be accurate, Google could be planning to change its strategy for the next flagship smartphone series. With that said, 9to5Google discovered a third device for the Pixel 7 series, suggesting that it could be a new variant other than the standard and Pro.

Google is reportedly sticking with the same camera setup found on the Pixel 6 series on its upcoming Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro smartphones. However, the cameras are touted to be better thanks to software magic by Google.

Shared by reliable tipster Yogesh Brar, the Pixel 7 is tipped to feature a 50MP primary sensor alongside a 12MP ultra-wide lens. As for the Pixel 7 Pro, it will have the same combination but with the addition of an extra 48MP telephoto lens.

We only spotted the Google Pixel 6a's design recently, and now we can have some looks at the Pixel 7 Pro. Although the Pixel 7 series is expected to only arrive in October, someone has already made high-quality renders for the mentioned device.