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Consumer electronics well-known whistleblower Jon Prosser recently exposed some of the specifications of Google’s new mobile phone Pixel 6 series, which will be equipped with Google’s self-developed chips using Samsung’s 5nm process to replace the previously used Qualcomm processor. The chip was jointly developed by Google and Samsung's semiconductor department, and the performance is comparable to the high-end S870.

It has been rumored for a long time that Google self-developed mobile phone chips. If this time it goes on the market with the mass production of the new phone, it will be a mobile phone brand factory that will once again carry its own mobile phone chips after Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi and other brands.

Foreign media reports pointed out that there will be two Google Pixel 6 series. Among them, the Pixel 6, code-named "Oriel", is equipped with a 6.4-inch AMOLED screen, 50 million pixels wide-angle + 12 million ultra-wide-angle dual lenses. The Pixel 6 Pro (or Pixel 6 XL), code-named "Raven", is equipped with a 6.71-inch OLED screen, 50 million wide angle + 48 million telephoto + 12 million ultra wide angle.