Google Pixel 7 Pro – LET’S START

Regardless that the Pixel 6 is barely a number of months old, Pixel 7 leaks proceed to make headlines. We recently discovered the primary look of the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, which shows that the design stays mostly the identical, save for a subtle pill-shaped outline across the dual cameras within the viewfinder.

Google introduced this design language within the Pixel 6 series… It’s truly unlike the rest within the industry today, giving the corporate’s devices a particular look. So it’s good that this design language can be carried over to the Pixel 7 series. Nonetheless, distinguished display industry analyst Ross Young recently stated that while the Pixel 7 Pro is not going to see any changes in screen size, the usual model will change the diagonal from 6. 4 inches to a rather smaller 6.3 inches.

I heard that the Pixel 7 will shrink from 6.4 inches to six.3 inches. Shipments of the Pixel 7 Pro will remain 6.7-inch panels and can begin a month earlier this 12 months, in May.

— Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) March 15, 2022

In fact, with that in mind, we’ve got what appears to be the primary leak of the Pixel 7 Pro’s camera specifications. This insider, who has good experience, claims that Google will use the identical optics within the Pixel 7 series as within the Pixel 6.

Almost certainly, we’ll see the identical optics in Pixel 7/7 Pro as Pixel 6/6 Pro.

The sensors may be optimized and the software does the remaining

— Yogesh Brar (@heyitsyogesh) April 14, 2022

Which means that the phone will retain the 50MP GN1 primary camera sensor. Nonetheless, he mentions that Google will proceed to optimize the sensor, its image processing, and use a more powerful ISP on this 12 months’s Tensor 2 chipset. Samsung did the identical this 12 months between the S21 Ultra and S22 Ultra. This has proven to be the most effective decisions currently, as the development in image and video quality is so significant that the S22 Ultra is now widely considered the most effective camera phone.

To take an excellent photo depends more on software than hardware. Changing the camera sensor 12 months after 12 months is nice for marketing but not for users since it takes years to properly optimize the software for a brand new camera sensor, so Google keeping the camera optics the identical and continuing to refine the algorithms to get probably the most out of the GN1’s 50MP sensor is definitely an excellent thing message for potential buyers. Other details in regards to the Pixel 7 lineup include a Tensor 2 chipset with a Samsung 5G modem.

Now there are rumors that Google will use AMD graphics within the Tensor 2 chipset, which I do not think will occur because A) it got here from someone on a web-based forum in South Korea and B) Samsung didn’t let Google use it because AMD and Samsung have a deal Exclusive. If the Tensor 2 chip actually has an AMD graphics processor, we will definitely discover about it from leaks, because Google doesn’t prefer to keep secrets. Speaking of the Tensor chip, we’ve got some data to suggest that Google’s first attempt at a high-end chip has been successful.

Counterpoint Research recently released a report on the state of the Android chipset market. And as expected, Qualcomm dominates the premium segment, followed by Samsung, and Mediatek dominates the low-end market. Interestingly, Google has managed to enter the high-end chip market. While that is only 1-2% of market share, it’s impressive considering the 2021 numbers mean the Pixel 6 only had share for 2 months after its October launch. Furthermore, it was only launched in a number of select markets. The incontrovertible fact that Google appears on this chart after only two months of presence actually makes me inquisitive about what things will appear to be in 2022.