Google has made Pixel Fold, its first foldable smartphone, official. Pixel Fold is scheduled to made its debut at the tech giant's Google I/O event, which will take place on May 10.
Google will launch Pixel Fold at its I/O event on May 10 (Image courtesy: Google)
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“May the Fold be with You. May 10,” the company tweeted from its Made by Google Twitter handle, dropping a teaser for the upcoming Pixel Fold.
Separately, the Store website, on which Google sells Pixel devices, among others, also confirms the smartphone.
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There is no information yet on the specifications of the device. According to Mint, however, its ‘book-like’ design resembles that of the Samsung Galaxy Fold series, as well as the recently-launched Techno Phantom V 5G.
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There is no information yet on the specifications of the device. According to Mint, however, its ‘book-like’ design resembles that of the Samsung Galaxy Fold series, as well as the recently-launched Techno Phantom V 5G.
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Citing reports, Mint further said Pixel Fold may feature a 5.8-inch outer display, and a 7.6-inch foldable panel. Also, it is expected to be equipped with the powerful Google Tensor G2 processor, and ‘the most durable hinge’ on a fold device.
Also, like the smartphones in the Pixel 6 and 7 series, this, too, may have a triple camera arrangement at the back. Unlike the recent generations of Pixel phones, however, it may not come with an edge-to-edge visor.
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