We’ve already seen glimpses of the new Google phones, and now we know the release date, perhaps.
We’ll know when Google tells us, though it seems likely they’ll keep their powder dry for a little longer, just in case things change.
The rear photos show that the distinctive and unique camera bar will be retained on the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, with the main difference that the bar will switch from all-glass to metallic. Two cameras for the Pixel 7 and three for the Pixel 7 Pro are clearly visible in the images Google has shared.
Beyond those images, rumors suggest that the new phones could have a flat display on the Pixel 7, but a gently curved one on the Pixel 7 Pro. Under-display fingerprint sensors are expected on both, while the screen refresh rates will be as now, that is, 90Hz on the regular, and 120Hz on the Pro. With other manufacturers, you might have expected a new pair of phones so soon after the recent release would be a mistake. But the Pixel 6a is emphatically a budget phone. It’s extremely good value. But for the premium or flagship experiences, users will want the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro.
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