Pixel 8 series launch event will take place on October 4thin New York, United States. The date was confirmed by Google this Wednesday (30), one day after Apple scheduled the iPhone 15 rollout for September 12.
The Mountain View giant mentions in the invitation that the latest innovations added to the Pixel device portfolio will be announced. Well, possible to have more products at the eventAs well as new generation mobile phones.
One possibility is for the company to disclose: second generation pixel watchSome details have already been leaked on its technical sheet. The next version of Google’s smartwatch will feature the Snapdragon W5 processor, longer battery life and new health monitoring sensors.
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Although such brands are not mentioned in the invitation, launches related to other devices manufactured by the company, such as Nest or Fitbit, are also not ignored. On the other hand, Pixel Tablet and Pixel Fold are not expected to receive updates for now, as they have just been released.
Pixel 8 Pro is mistakenly listed on Google Store
The search giant accidentally posted a photo of the Pro version of the smartphone on its official store page before confirming the launch date of the Google Pixel 8 series. The image confirms previous leaks regarding the device’s design. new camera module format.
The record, which was later deleted by the company, does not contain information about the technical page of the Pixel 8 Pro, but other reports suggest that the device will have a 6.7-inch OLED display with a frequency of 120 Hz, 12 GB of RAM, up to 256 memory. GB of storage, Chip Tensor G3 and 50MP main camera.
As for the Pixel 8, the standard model of the series, rumors suggest that it will have among its interesting features: five android updates. Google’s plans include circumventing Samsung’s current policy of guaranteeing four OS updates on its flagship phones.
Source: Tec Mundo
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