5/25/2023 0 Comments Year in pixea![]() Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro: specs SmartPrix If the smaller size is true, then it should be a more comfortable in-hand feel. This means the height has been reduced by about 5mm, and it’s narrower by 2.4mm. The dimensions of the Pixel 8 appear to be 150.5mm x 70.8mm x 8.9mm, which is smaller than the Pixel 7’s size at 155.6mm x 73.2mm x 8.7mm. The Pixel 8 could also be a smaller form factor than its predecessor, which should be appealing to small phone enthusiasts. However, the leak shows a small aesthetic change, with the earpiece grille at the top being more prominent than what we have currently with the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. The design for the regular Pixel 8 also appears more rounded with a metallic frame and a horizontal camera bar on the back, as well as dual camera sensors in a single pill-shaped cutout. MySmartPriceĪnother leak for the regular Pixel 8 also came out, and it’s similar to the Pixel 8 Pro leak. The leaked render only shows a black color, so it’s unknown what other colors the Pixel 8 Pro could come in. The dimensions of the phone itself seem to come in at 162.6mm x 76.5mm x 8.7mm. The display appears to measure 6.52 inches, and it could be an OLED display panel with at least a 90Hz refresh rate. The screen of the Pixel 8 Pro looks flat, rather than having the curved sides of its predecessor. The selfie camera is also in the same position as it is on the Pixel 7 Pro. Other than that, not much else has changed, especially in terms of the thickness of the bezels. Right now, we simply don’t know for sure. It could be a macro or depth camera, a specialized IR, or another photosensitive sensor of some kind. The leak also shows another round cutout underneath the LED flash, but what this could be is still up in the air. ![]() Like most phones these days, the camera bar should have a high-resolution main camera, an ultrawide camera, and a periscope-style telephoto lens. Google Pixel 8 Pro First Look: Might be showcased at Google I/O 2023 in May Instead of the dual cutout design that you’ll currently find on the Pixel 7 Pro, the Pixel 8 Pro seems to only have a single, elongated pill-shaped cutout that will house all three camera sensors. But there does appear to be a change with the camera bar, as least with how the lenses are housed. We should also expect a dual-tone approach with the glass on both sides, as well as a metal frame that extends to the camera bar strip on the back of the device. ![]() ![]() Google appears to be favoring rounded edges yet again, with even more of that rounded corner profile, but slightly wider than it currently is. According to the leak, the overall design is going to remain largely the same as that of the Pixel 7 Pro. Latest Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro rumors Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro: design SmartPrixĪ recent leak gives us a good idea of what the next Pixel 8 Pro will look like. Your Pixel 7 is about to get a whole lot less buggy - here’s why Google Pixel Fold: release date and price rumors, leaked specs, and moreĥ things we’d love to see at Google I/O 2023 (but probably won’t) Add a larger battery, and the Pixel 7a is a winner in a battle against the iPhone SE 3. The Pixel 7a will also support wireless charging and feature a dual-lens camera on the back powered by Google’s algorithms. The Google handset purported 90Hz OLED screen is much better than the iPhone’s dated LCD screen. How the iPhone SE 4 can beat the Pixel 7a The iPhone SE 3’s chip advantage pales compared to what the Pixel 7a will have to offer. And the Pixel 7a will be even more impressive. Normally, I’d tell you that any iPhone SE is a better choice than the latest Pixel A-series. That’s why current iPhone SE 3 models can easily last a few more years and keep up with iOS novelties. And that’s a System-on-Chip (SoC) that’s superior to Google’s Tensor. The handset rocks the same chip as the iPhone 13 series. Now, the $429 iPhone SE 3 will still crush the Pixel 7a in performance tests. Pixel 7a prototype from Vietnam: Rear design and camera module.
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