We might just see a Foldable from Google during its Pixel 6 and 6 Pro event. The first next-generation smartphone coming from Google is known as the “Passport”. Definitely rings a bell, yes the blackberry smartphone name.
Reports from reliable leaker Evans Blass, also known as @evleaks published the leak via his tweet account on September 20th 2021. He also mentioned the device was found in Google’s next mobile operating system Android 12.1.
Leading the foldable market is Samsung’s galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3. Google will have to produce hardware that matches these smartphones in order to compete. One trending hardware feature is the high-end 120Hz screens available on the iPhone 13, Flip/Fold 3 and other premium smartphones.
Cameras are not an issue for Google, as they currently lead that space with their impressive artificial intelligence imagery.
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Google has finally released the first real-world pictures of its incoming Flagship Pixel 6. These pictures show the smartphone usage in real life after it was first announced last month.
Over the months, Google has managed to hide the details of the smartphone, without it leaking. The Tech company finally shared the pictures on Instagram on its official page.
Meanwhile, Google teased the Pixel 6 and Pixel Pro last month, the tech company is positioning the phone to rival other Flagship phones.
Google also highlighted its own chip inside the new Pixel 6 phones. Generally called Tensor SoC, the tech giants haven’t revealed all of the components of the phones. For instance, the new Titan M2 chip is used for security. Google has been developing the Tensor chip for four years now.
The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro phones are simple, elegant, and have a premium finish according to the renders by Google.
It’s an exciting year for smartphones, competition is fierce as companies release their best products. Late to the foldable game will be Apple, but hey they could be just the best.
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