Google’s new Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL get brighter displays, longer zoom, and a new way to grab your attention
Google’s newest Pixels are finally here, and the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL are doing most of the heavy lifting this time around. A faster Tensor G6 chip and a storage bump for the Pro Both Pro models move to Google’s new Tensor G6 processor and Titan M3 security chip, up from the Tensor G5 and Titan M2 in last year’s models. Google says the new chip delivers up to 20% better power efficiency, 25% faster browsing, and 15% faster app loading compared to the Tensor G5, alongside a 50% more powerful TPU that also drives features like the faster Instant Night Sight captures.
- ▪Google’s newest Pixels are finally here, and the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL are doing most of the heavy lifting this time around.
- ▪A faster Tensor G6 chip and a storage bump for the Pro Both Pro models move to Google’s new Tensor G6 processor and Titan M3 security chip, up from the Tensor G5 and Titan M2 in last year’s models.
- ▪Google says the new chip delivers up to 20% better power efficiency, 25% faster browsing, and 15% faster app loading compared to the Tensor G5, alongside a 50% more powerful TPU that also drives features like the faster Instant Night Sight
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Google’s newest Pixels are finally here, and the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL are doing most of the heavy lifting this time around. While the standard Pixel 11 settles for a modest refresh, with a faster chip, double the base storage, and faster wireless charging, the two Pro models step up with a brighter, more durable display, better cameras, and HiLight, an array of LED lights around the flash that glow when the phone is face down, signaling whether it’s worth reaching for or better left alone. A faster Tensor G6 chip and a storage bump for the Pro Both Pro models move to Google’s new Tensor G6 processor and Titan M3 security chip, up from the Tensor G5 and Titan M2 in last year’s models.
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