Pixel Fold, Pixel 8 Pro renders reveal major design details of the two Google phones | Digit

Google is all set to launch a number of new Pixel phones, and two of those devices have been much in talks lately. One of which is a foldable device, the Pixel Fold, while the other one is Pixel 8 Pro. They are a few months away from launch now and are one of the most awaited smartphone launches of 2023. 

Every other day there is a new leak or tip about certain specifications of these phones. After all, people are waiting eagerly for these devices and are very keen to know if the phones match their expectations. Now, thanks to @evleaks, we get an even better idea of how the Pixel Fold would look like. 

Pixel Fold leaks

Pixel Fold’s certain features and specifications were revealed a couple of days back through leaks, but nothing specific about the charging of the phone could be figured out. Tipster Yogesh Brar is certain that the Pixel Fold will come with a 4,500mAh battery along with a 23W charger. 

It isn’t yet clear if the charger is a wired one or wireless. So, this suggests that the Pixel Fold won’t come with fast charging and adapts the same as its predecessors. So, the upcoming Google device won’t have any differences when it comes to charging if you compare it with the predecessors. 

Pixel 8 Pro expected details

There have been steady rumours about certain Pixel 8’s features, including details about other phones launching with the Pixel 8 Pro. But nothing major about the camera was mentioned.

Another unnamed tipster for all things Samsung has suggested that Pixel 8 Pro will have a major camera upgrade. It’s rumoured the Pixel 8 Pro will sport Samsung’s biggest ISOCELL GN2 sensor which is 1/1.12-inch in size. The resolution will go up to 50MP for native and 12.5MP after binning. This is a huge upgrade in terms of camera when compared to the Pixel 8 Pro’s predecessors. 

So, these were tips suggested by tipsters who haven’t ever set a wrong benchmark for the devices. We’ll have to wait and watch if they’re in fact 100-per cent right until the Pixel 8 series and Pixel Fold launches later this year.

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