Google Pixel Fold, The First Foldable From The Company, Is Here
The Pixel Fold has been unveiled at the Google I/O conference and this much-awaited foldable phone has been unveiled in limited markets, excluding India.
Samsung, which dominates the foldable smartphone segment finally has competition from Google. The Pixel Fold has been unveiled at the Google I/O conference and this much-awaited foldable phone has been unveiled in limited markets, excluding India. The Pixel Fold has been unveiled for $1799. Pre-orders of the Pixel Fold open today and the device will start shipping in June.
Corroborating most leaks and rumours, the Pixel Fold has a wider form factor as compared to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold lineup of phones. The cover screen of the Pixel Fold is 5.79-inch with a wider aspect ratio than the closest competition, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4. The primary OLED screen is 7.69-inch with an FHD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz.
"Let the Pixel family story *unfold* with the latest device, Google #PixelFold, the first foldable made exclusively by us. Get the best of both worlds by using it as a phone when it’s convenient or as an immersive tablet when you need one ↓ #GoogleIO," the tech giant said.
Let the Pixel family story *unfold* with the latest device, Google #PixelFold, the first foldable made exclusively by us. Get the best of both worlds by using it as a phone when it’s convenient or as an immersive tablet when you need one ↓ #GoogleIO pic.twitter.com/jl76JB3lFF
— Google (@Google) May 10, 2023
The Pixel Fold is powered by the Tensor G2, the same chipset that also powers the premium Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro devices. The Pixel Fold has been unveiled in a single memory option -- 12GB of RAM with two storage models -- 256GB and 512GB. The phone is likely to ship with Android 13 out-of-the-box.
The Pixel Fold comes with the same triple camera setup as the Pixel 7 Pro. There's a 48MP wide-angle camera, a 10.8MP ultra-wide angle sensor and a 10MP telephoto zoom lens.
The Pixel Fold will also offer “Split View,” allowing users to use multiple apps simultaneously when open.