We already know the first details of the future Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro , two phones that confirm the search engine brand’s commitment to its own hardware. Google has advanced images of its next smartphones, but only a couple of technical specifications.
Taking advantage of the launch of the Google Pixel 6A, the economic model, it has shown the future Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, which can be purchased in the last quarter of 2022 . That is, facing the Christmas campaign, as has happened on previous occasions.
At the helm of the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro we will find a 2nd generation Google Tensor processor , so it seems that the brand will continue to opt for its own design chips. We do not know technical details, except the promise of great performance in artificial intelligence tasks.
The Google Pixel 7 will bring a double rear camera , which is clearly seen in the images, while the Pixel 7 Pro opts for a triple camera . We do not know the specifications, but it is to imagine that the Pixel 7 Pro will offer a larger screen and battery, since it will be larger.
We haven’t seen a single front image, so we don’t know anything about the selfie camera or how much the front screen will take advantage of. We do know that the rear strip for the cameras is maintained , now a little lower, and that it will be made of recycled aluminum.
In addition, Google has confirmed that both phones will come with Android 13, the next version of the operating system. In fact, it is expected that they will be the first mobile phones with Android 13 , and that they will go on sale just the day the new software is official.
Taking advantage of the Google I/O 2022 event, the company has shown a lot of hardware: the expected Google Pixel Watch smartwatch, the Google Pixel Buds Pro headphones, and the Google Pixel Tablet, the latter scheduled for 2023 with Android 12L.
In principle, the Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro seem to reinforce the strengths of their predecessors , but it will be necessary to see if the company avoids the various errors and bugs that made the previous generation of smartphones less reliable than desirable.
