Each Pixel 10 device, except those with 128GB of storage, features a UFS 4.0 chip. This chip enables faster storage speeds ...

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Should you upgrade to UFS 4.0 memory on the Google Pixel 10? The specs claim it's faster, but storage size is what really counts.

Google finally brings UFS 4.0 to the Pixel lineup, and here's how to know which Pixel 10 model is right for you ...

That's nearly five times as fast. The thing is, I don't expect midrange devices to have UFS 4.0, but UFS 2.2 just doesn't cut it anymore, especially for upper-midrange smartphones.

Unauthorized use strictly prohibited. Universal Flash Storage (UFS) is a product category for a class of embedded memory products built to the JEDEC UFS standard specification.

Google has finally adopted the faster UFS 4.0 storage type on the Pixel 10 series phones, but not all models support it.

KIOXIA-powered UFS Ver. 4.1 devices will bring big improvements to efficiency and performance for next-gen mobile devices with on-device AI.