Google Pixel fold likely to have ultra-micro-hole camera set, says report
Google's upcoming foldable smartphone -- Pixel Fold -- is likely to feature a `full screen` interior with an ultra-micro-hole camera set on the phone's frame. Google has decided to wait until 2023 before releasing its first foldable smartphone, the so-called Pixel Notepad folding phone. It will probably be less expensive than the $1,799 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3.
FollowThe Pixel Fold, a foldable smartphone from tech giant Google, is expected to include a "full screen" interior and an ultra-micro-hole camera mounted on the phone's frame. According to Android Central, who cited a tip, the suggested Pixel foldable's rear is more consistent with the incoming Pixel 7, indicating it would have a camera visor with cutouts for the camera sensors.
Turning it over, the front of the phone may resemble the OPPO Find N and have a foldable, "relatively small-sized big screen," according to the report. The location of the camera and a possible display's look were then detailed by the tipster. Evidently, the outside screen may have a punch hole display set in the centre, which is standard for many large-screen folding.
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The inner screen, on the other hand, would forgo one in favour of an almost continuous display. The leaker claims that a "ultra-micro-hole camera" will be positioned within the phone's frame in place of a punch hole.
According to a report from May, Google has decided to wait until 2023 before releasing its first foldable smartphone, the so-called Pixel Notepad folding phone. It will probably be less expensive than the $1,799 Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3.
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Meanwhile, the rear of the Apple iPhone may be tapped to perform many tasks, like capturing a screenshot and activating the LED light, among others. However, did you know that the Google Pixel includes the same functionality as well? Yes, the Google Pixel includes the ability to do certain tasks with a double touch on the rear panel as well. On the new Google Pixel 6a, where we tested the function, it performed admirably.
