Google looks like it’s sticking with Samsung for the Pixel 10 modem, after all

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Google looks like it’s sticking with Samsung for the Pixel 10 modem, after all

• Google’s Pixel 10 smartphone series is expected to launch in just two more months.


• Last year, we heard from a source that Google was planning to switch to MediaTek modems for the Pixel 10 family.


• Now new evidence suggests that Pixel 10 phones will use the same Exynos modem as the Pixel 9.

Every year, we find ourselves excited at the prospect of a new Pixel phone, eager to learn about the improvements Google has chosen to prioritize for its latest generation. With the upcoming Pixel 10 series, the bulk of our interest has centered around what Google’s doing with the silicon powering the handset as it introduces the Tensor G5 and shifts fabrication over to TSMC. Ahead of the anticipated August launch, this week a leak revealed photos of a purported Pixel 10 Pro prototype, and the details in this imagery have us reconsidering some earlier finds.

We’ve been investigating Google’s work towards developing the Pixel 10 series going back a year now, and that’s included some exclusive reports on the chips these phones will run. Back in December, we learned from a source that Google was considering using MediaTek modems in the Pixel 10.

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