Just like last year when the Pixel was all about to release in a few months we had early renders which were actually the real images of today’s Google Pixel, this time too, we have the so called “confirmed” renders by AndroidPolice and @OnLeaks which suggests how the Google Pixel 2 will look like and we can say.. Much better than last year’s design!
The illustrated smartphone appears to include dual front-facing speakers and a much slimmer bezel around the display, both rumoured to be coming to the new Pixel range. Google has included a very similar button arrangement to the Pixel and Pixel XL on the illustrated phone within its app.
And the most damning evidence of all?
Google has since removed the illustration and replaced it with a more generic version that cites Nexus hardware, 9To5Google has reported. Elsewhere, Google is expected to debut an Always On display with its upcoming Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2. This technology will look very different from the ambient display feature available on current generation Pixel phones, sources have revealed.
WHAT CAN WE EXPECT FROM THE GOOGLE PIXEL 2 FROM THE SPECS FRONT?
So, Early reports suggested Google was eyeing Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 836, but that chipset has now been delayed until early 2018. This means – according to @evleaks – that the Google Pixel 2 will use Qualcomm’s existent Snapdragon 835 platform.
Well,Google was apparently aware of this happening and made alternate plans just in case something went wrong with the Snapdragon 836 update. Turns out this was a good plan, as the chipset is now delayed.
Also, we have known that the Google Pixel 2 update will feature Android Oreo, obviously, as well asked updates in the imaging department. Expect a dual-lens camera, waterproofing, and new design elements that should hopefully make the handset a little more exciting.
Well, We still have time till the Pixel 2 makes its debut so we do need to wait and if the design renders and specs are true. It will definitely be a great year for Pixel fans and Google ahead.
Will it have a Jack port?
We Guess so. Let’s see. 😀