New rumors have emerged about the dimensions of the Pixel Fold, Google's device, which is expected to be released in 2023.
Samsung will face some competition in the foldable phone market from Google in 2023. The company plans to release its first foldable phone next year, and more leaks are starting to give a clearer picture of what device Google will use to compete with Samsung , the current market leader.
Renders of the alleged Pixel Fold, revealing the foldable phone's design from all angles. In addition, some specifications and display dimensions have also been revealed.
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According to the new rumor, Google's Pixel Fold will have a 5.79-inch and a 7.69-inch. When unfolded, it is said to measure 158.7 x 139.7 x 5.7mm with a camera bump thickness of 8.3mm overall. The phone's displays were apparently sourced from Samsung Display.
The renders and 360-degree video demonstrate one of the most significant differences between the Pixel Fold and the Galaxy Z Fold 4 – namely, that the former is much wider and has a more square shape than its competitor.
In the past, the Galaxy Z Fold series had a design issue with the narrow display on the cover. The issue was addressed to some extent in the Galaxy Z Fold 4 , but it seems like Google may have overreacted in the other direction. The Pixel Fold may be too wide for a smartphone and difficult to use. Only time will tell if that's actually the case.
The Pixel Fold , Google 's phone-tablet hybrid , is set to launch in May 2023. According to reports, the phone will start at $1,799 and run Android 13 with 12GB of RAM . There will be two color options: Chalk and Obsidian .
Google 's foldable Pixel Fold has been in the works for a while now. Last year, leaked documents suggested that Google was planning to release a phone that could fold in half by the end of 2021. However, that didn't happen. In fact, Google didn't even mention foldable devices at its recent developer conference I/O , which left some Pixel fans wondering if the company had scrapped the project altogether.
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In 2019, Google admitted that it didn't have a clear use case for its foldable technology. However, analyst Ross Young said that the emergence of software innovations or a new chipset was likely what was holding the device back.
If you're looking for a foldable device that looks like a book and can't wait for Google, the Pixel Fold, Samsung will be more than happy to sell you a Galaxy Z Fold 4.You should be able to take advantage of the current winter sale event and pick it up for under $1,799.
Source: sammobile.com
