Google's Pixel 8: Versatile Camera & Fast Charging

 


The Google Pixel phone series has been making waves in the smartphone market for several years. Known for its exceptional camera quality, sleek design, and user-friendly interface, the Pixel phones have been popular among Android enthusiasts. With the impending Pixel 8, Google is reportedly ending the practice of ever-growing smartphone sizes.

In this review, we'll take a closer look at the latest addition to the Pixel family, the Google Pixel 8, and evaluate its features, performance, and overall value.


Google Pixel 8 Display & Design

The Pixel 8 will have a 6.16-inch OLED screen, while the Pixel 8 Pro will have a 6.7-inch OLED screen, both provided by Google. According to reports, Samsung Display is the manufacturer of both OLED panels. According to reports, the South Korean manufacturer will begin mass-producing OLED displays for the Pixel 8 series in May 2023, giving the brand ample time to introduce the smartphone before the end of this year. Although the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro's OLED screen specs have not been made public, we anticipate the former to have Full HD+ resolution and a 90Hz/120Hz refresh rate, and the latter might have a display with a QHD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz. Both screens could include in-display fingerprint readers and Gorilla Glass Victus protection.


Google Pixel 8 Chipset

The Tensor G3 chipset, mostly based on the Exynos 2300 chipset that Samsung may release later this year, is anticipated to power both of the next Pixel devices. It purportedly has a Cortex-X3 CPU core, four Cortex-A715 CPU cores, and three Cortex-A510 CPU cores and is built on a 4nm technology. With this high-performance chipset, you can easily shift bulk data to your Google Pixel 8 by using the Core all-in-one Android transfer app that helps you select all types of files, including your favorite photos and videos, with a few taps. This Core app not only helps you to transfer large amounts of data but also provides features to clear the cache on your newly purchased Google Pixel 8. It could also be the first Tensor chip to have the Xclipse 930 GPU based on AMD RDNA2.


Pixel 8 Release Date

While the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro will likely debut in late 2023, it is not unreasonable to expect a sneak peek at Google I/O next month. Google has a history of teasing its goods long before they are officially released, and this is exactly what it did the last time around. The Google Pixel 8 is an impressive addition to the Pixel lineup. Its top-of-the-line camera, fast performance, and sleek design offer a premium smartphone experience that rivals some of the other leading brands in the market.


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