Full Google Pixel Fold design renders pop up: Take a look at next year’s foldable contender
have just surfaced online, giving us nearly a full look of the Pixel Fold. The anticipated foldable phone that Google has reportedly been preparing for quite some time now is likely looking at a possible 2023 release date. We’ve been hearing information about the Pixel Fold since mid-2021, so it’s safe to say that 2023 could very well be the year we see the foldable materialize before our eyes, hopefully!
Google Pixel Fold: Design renders
Speculation is that the latest Google Tensor G2 would make an appearance on the Google Pixel Fold, which is totally not a surprising turn of events. The latest Tensor chip powers up the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, and would also probably make it to the Pixel 7a, so it inching inside the Pixel Fold would make total, total sense. With a focus on machine learning and artificial intelligence chops, it’s not a synthetic benchmark monster, but it certainly gets the job done.
According to the latest hearsay, we should expect the Pixel Fold to make an appearance in two color options, Silver and Black. Previously, we heard that both could be called Chalk and Obsidian, respectively, so have that in mind. There would be dual stereo speakers, one at the top of the edge above the main screen and one next to the USB Type-C port at the bottom. There would be a physical SIM tray, but no 3.5mm jack, no surprises here.
Google Pixel Fold: What we’ve already known
When it comes to software, Android 13 will be making an appearance on the phone. Google has been gradually making Android more and more foldable-phone friendly over the years, and the latest iteration of Android is definitely one that plays well with such devices.
In terms of camera, which is one of the most prized aspects of a Pixel phone, we’ve been hearing rumors that the Pixel Fold could adopt the full Pixel 7 Pro camera setup and as such offer a full flagship camera experience. We were impressed with the Pixel 7 Pro. Google’s latest flagship comes with a 50MP main camera, with an f/1.9 aperture and a 1/1.31″ sensor, a 12MP ultra-wide camera with an f/2.2 aperture and a 1/2.9″ sensor. Finally, the star of the show is a 48MP 5X telephoto camera, which utilizes a 1/2.55″ sensor and f/2.5 aperture. With the help of software and algorithms, the Pixel 7 Pro camera can achieve Super-Res Zoom of up to 30x and achieve sharp and, generally speaking, great shots.