Google and Samsung have joined forces to promote Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S23 Ultra. While the Pixel 7 Pro could be considered a rival to Samsung’s device, the two companies have worked together in various ways. For instance, the Google Tensor chipsets that power Pixel devices are modified Exynos SoCs and about half of the cost of materials for the Pixel 7 Pro is paid to Samsung. Additionally, Samsung’s ISOCELL image sensors are used on the front and back of Pixel 7 Pro models, and the version of the phone that supports mmWave 5G uses a Samsung LTPO OLED display. Samsung also designed the phone’s baseband, transceivers, and power trackers for sub-6GHz bands.
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