Foldable phones aren’t going anywhere, and recent releases have proven it. In recent weeks, we have learned about the offers of various manufacturers such as Samsung or Motorola, and without forgetting Xiaomi. But it looks like there is still a proposal that has not yet seen the light and may be launched soon.
We’re talking about Google’s foldable phone, which is becoming more and more of a reality over time. The latest leaks that have come to light have revealed some of what the technical design will be like when this device hits the market. and, surprising no one, the Pixel Fold drinks heavily from the Galaxy Z Fold 4.
Among these leaks were seen technical drawings of the design. The most interesting thing about these diagrams is that you can see how the Google Pixel Fold loop will work. This hinge will make the device the format of a folding book, not a clamshell. as is the case with the Galaxy Z Flip 4.
The hinge, which is marked in the diagrams, is very similar or nearly identical to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 hinge.what makes usability differences minimal is how Google decides to adapt Android to a foldable screen experience, which, unfortunately, would be something new for Android Stock.
Another interesting element that has been revealed thanks to these schematics being leaked is the camera position of the new Google Pixel Fold.. This camera will be located in the upper right corner of the device and therefore will be very different from the integration Samsung is doing with the camera inside its foldable phone.
The fact that the camera is integrated into this position may indicate that Google still does not have enough technology to make the camera hidden on the screen. or that, on the contrary, you prefer not to use this technique in order to maintain the highest possible quality when shooting photos and videos with the front camera.
Unfortunately, the Google Pixel Fold remains a mystery and will remain so until Google decides to officially release it to the market. Until the device is unveiled, we will continue to repeat the leaks and any rumors that arise about this device, such as the one that came to us thanks to 91mobiles.
Source: Computer Hoy
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