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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source:https:\/\/techcrunch.com\/2023\/04\/18\/google-might-announce-a-foldable-pixel-next-month\/<\/a><\/br> Consumer hardware isn\u2019t always a foregone conclusion for I\/O. In fact, after the last few pandemic events, nothing much feels like a foregone conclusion these days. After what felt like a universally off year for consumer electronics, however, we\u2019ve got big hopes for developer shows like I\/O and WWDC.<\/p>\n Google\u2019s budget Pixel 7a has looked like a slam dunk for some time now, while the long-threatened Pixel Tablet seemed a distinct possibility (at the very least some stage time, if not a full launch). In recent weeks and months a foldable phone has begun to look increasingly likely.<\/p>\n Some important background here. First, Google announced foldable screen support<\/a> for Android back in 2018. Obviously, Samsung was both the big partner and recipient in those days, and Google wanted to make Android development as frictionless as possible for other OEMs in exploring the form factor.<\/p>\n The following year, Google foldable patents surfaced<\/a>. Now, we\u2019re all adults here, who implicitly understand that patents don\u2019t mean a company is working on a product. That said, it\u2019s another key data point in this story. In the intervening years, foldables have begun gathering steam, even outside of the Samsung orbit. I was genuinely amazed by how many different models there were populating the halls of MWC back in March.<\/p>\n Google, of course, went through its own hardware transformation a couple of years back. After years of struggling and a few identity crises, the company got serious about building a flagship with the Pixel 6, right down to its in-house silicon. The Pixel saw significant market share growth, but remains a single-digit drop in the bucket of the overall North American smartphone market.<\/p>\n A new spate of rumors<\/a> show a book-style foldable that\u2019s rumored to be on the I\/O schedule roughly three weeks from now. The form factor has been compared to Oppo\u2019s recent foldable, in contrast with the narrower Samsung Fold variety. It also evokes Microsoft\u2019s erstwhile Duo \u2014 though that system opted for a split rather than foldable screen. Rumor on the street is that Google is considering the \u201cPixel Notepad\u201d name. Maybe it\u2019s just the years of Galaxy Notes, but that screams \u201cstylus\u201d to me.<\/p>\n Another rumor puts the price around $1,400 \u2014 pricey by any reasonable measure, but smack in the middle of the Galaxy Flip ($999) and Fold ($1,800). Other rumors put the price much closer to the Galaxy Fold\u2019<\/a>s.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n <\/br><\/br><\/br><\/p>\n
\nGoogle might announce a foldable Pixel next month<\/br>
\n2023-04-18 21:43:18<\/br><\/p>\n