On Wednesday, Google gave us an early look at the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro phones at the Google I/O conference. The phones will launch in the fall and feature an updated model of Google’s Tensor processor, Android 13, and a refined variant of the Pixel 6. general appearance.
Google did not release any details regarding the next-generation Tensor processor, aside from saying it will be the power behind both the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro. The phones will sport an elegant glass design and an upgraded aluminum camera bar identical to Pixel 6, but with a different. There’s also a new cutout that resembles a pill for the lens of the Pixel 7 that makes it stand out in comparison to the Pixel 6. Pixel 6. The Pro version will also come with an all-lens primary camera that is triple-lens compared to the dual camera of the Pixel 7.
The Pixel 6 was the company’s first phone to be powered using its Tensor chip, which signals the departure from Qualcomm’s well-known mobile processors. In announcing the Pixel 6 last year, Google claimed that its processor would improve the performance of applications that depend on machine learning, such as speech recognition, translation, and image processing.
Certain of these improvements are apparent within some of these improvements are evident in Pixel 6-based camera and include new features that aren’t found previously on Pixel devices. Magic Eraser for deleting unwanted objects from photos and Real Tone, which portrays skin tones with more precision. While we don’t have much information about the new Tensor chip, we should anticipate similar improvements based on machine learning.
Google will reveal more information regarding the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro during the fall months, and it usually announces new products before the Christmas season. Its Pixel 7 was one of several new gadgets.
Google unveiled its latest gadget at I/O this year, and its Google Pixel 6A, the Pixel 6A, and Pixel Buds Pro are both coming out in July. Google also announced its first smartwatch, called the Pixel Watch, which the company will release more information about later in the year.
The Pixel 7 will likely have a difficult task because Google stated that its Pixel 6 had been its most popular Pixel so far. Google is also likely to compete in the same way as Apple and Samsung to get attention when it unveils its Pixel 7 this fall. Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 14 lineup in September, and it could include the 6.7-inch variant of their iPhone that isn’t Pro at first. Samsung, however, is rumored to be developing the first smartphone that folds.
Take a look at everything announced at this year’s event, including Pixel Watch, Android 13 (beta), Pixel Watch, Android 13 (here’s how to download the beta right now), and Pixel Buds Pro. Pixel Buds Pro.