Google hasn’t even launched the Pixel 11 yet, but leaks about the phone after that are already surfacing. According to MysticLeaks on Telegram , the Tensor G7 chip expected to power the Pixel 12 has an internal codename: LaJolla. That’s a reference to the coastal neighborhood in San Diego, and it fits a pattern Google has been running for years. The Tensor G5 in the current Pixel 10 goes by “Laguna.” The upcoming Tensor G6 for the Pixel 11 carries the codename “Malibu.” LaJolla continues that sequence, tracking south along the California coast with each new generation. That consistency gives the leak more credibility than a random spec claim would. It’s also independently checkable against prior Tensor history. Beyond the codename, there’s nothing confirmed about the Tensor G7 Pixel 12 pairing yet. Reports suggesting upgraded security, TPU, and imaging blocks are circulating. Those details appear inferred from G6 improvements rather than sourced directly to G7. So for now, it’s largely speculation.…