And you can even search for emoji via your voice.Īnd while this feature won’t be available at launch, the Google’s new chip will allow the Pixel phones to use ‘Clear Calling’, which uses Google’s machine learning to filter out distracting background noise such as loud wind and traffic. Google Assistant voice typing is now available in French, Italian and Spanish, as well as English, German, and Japanese. Google has highlighted the improved speech recognition as a major upgrade, with the new Pixel 7 phones able to automatically transcribe audio messages on Google’s Messages app as soon as you receive them. Google claims the new G2 chip offers a 60% faster and 20% more efficient machine-learning performance compared to the original Tensor chip. Google has also introduced a new GPU to the Pixel processor, which should see a boost to graphics-intensive workloads such as gaming.īut just like with the original Tensor processor, it’s the new features via the improved advanced machine learning (rather than the raw performance gains) that makes the G2 an exciting upgrade. We don’t know what kind of performance gains to expect just yet, but it will inevitably be faster than the original. Judging by the official specs below, Google has also introduced new big and and medium CPU cores, providing minor boosts to the frequency speeds. This is an improvement on the 5nm node of the original Tensor chip, as it should allow Google to squeeze more transistors onto the processor to enhance the performance. The G2 is built on new architecture, which seemingly uses Samsung’s 4nm manufacturing process. The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro were the first phones to adopt the original Tensor chip, and now Google has confirmed the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro will be the first phones to be powered by the new Tensor G2 chip. The Google Tensor G2 is the second-generation smartphone processor by Google that is designed for the Pixel range.

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