According to a report, Google’s foldable phone could be called the Pixel Notepad. The alleged smartphone is said to have a form factor similar to the recently launched Oppo Find N and it is claimed to be cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3. This particular foldable smartphone is powered by the same Google Tensor SoC. powering the vanilla Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones, however, may offer a degraded camera compared to the Pixel 6 series.
Citing a source, 9to5google reports that the Google Pixel Notepad is the working brand name, and Google also considered “Logbook” for the name of its foldable smartphone. As for the price, the Pixel Notepad could be priced lower than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 which launched at a price of $1,799 (about Rs. 1,33,500). The foldable Google phone is expected to be available in limited markets.
The report also notes that Google has denied commenting on the “rumors or speculations” surrounding the inclusion of a less powerful camera system on the alleged Google Pixel Notepad compared to the Pixel 6.
In its previous report, 9to5Google said that Google’s foldable smartphone is expected to look more like the Oppo Find N and not the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3. It is also claimed that the Google Pixel Notepad is powered by Google’s Tensor SoC that currently runs the Pixel. 6 drives. devices.
The publication found two animations in Android 12L Beta 2 showing how to insert a SIM card into what appeared to be a foldable phone. The first animation shows a phone with a different appearance than a regular bar phone, and there appears to be a hinge on the left, suggesting that the device is in a folded state. The second animation shows the same insertion animation, but in a wider smartphone indicating a phone in the unfolded state. There is also a connection in the top and bottom center of the alleged Google Pixel Notepad that displays the hinge. Since there is no official information, we have to take the information with a grain of salt.
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