Google recently launched the Pixel 7 series smartphones, including the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro. Latest rumours have it that the Alphabet subsidiary is now working on another high-end Pixel 7 series phone. Previously, it came to light that Google is working on a new display codenamed G10. It resembles what we saw in terms of the Pixel 7, which had the codename P10 and the Pixel 7 Pro, which had the codename C10.
A report by 9to5Google suggested that the G10 display will measure around 71x155mm, and it will also have a 120Hz refresh rate and 1440×3120 resolution. The display is quite identical to the Pixel 7 Pro, with rounder edges and corners. Not only this, but the position of the front camera cutout is also the same. Most probably, the display will be manufactured by the Chinese display OEM called BOE, a firm on which Apple relies for its supply chain needs. This is going to be a new step as usually, Google relies on Samsung for all its display needs.
Until now, there has been only a limited amount of information regarding the upcoming Pixel 7 series smartphones. We are still sceptical about the specifications and features of the smartphone. However, we are sure that Google will try its best to offer a phone better than the recently launched Google Pixel 7 series in terms of design, features and more.
What can we expect?
It would be very early to make any assumptions about the upcoming Google Pixel smartphone due to the absence of details. Nevertheless, we can get to see a powerful chipset powering the smartphone with a minimum of 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage capacity. In terms of camera prowess, Google can level up things, and we can also get to see a decent battery capacity with fast charging support. We will update you as soon as any rigid information regarding the device surfaces online.
