Every summer, Google presents its I/O conference, where the company gives us a look at everything it has planned for the following months — from major Android updates to the launch of exciting new hardware. Google I/O 2023 looks like it might be one of the company’s most memorable showcases to date, with the anticipated launch announcements for both the Pixel Fold and the Pixel Tablet .
There won’t be much difference between the streams, especially since Google turns off the live chat feature for its streams, so just watch it on whichever platform you prefer. If you aren’t able to catch the stream live, the keynote presentation will be recorded and posted to Google’s YouTube channel, which can be found via the link above.
Rumor has it that the Pixel 7a is going to be the final addition to the A series, as it’s becoming too close to the base Pixel model in both price and features. The Pixel 7a is expected to cost $499, $50 more than the Pixel 6a, and just $100 cheaper than the Pixel 7. It’s also rumored to have the best specs of any of the A series phones, with features such as a 90Hz refresh rate, wireless charging support, and the Google Tensor G2 chipset.
The Pixel Fold seems like it might be able to go head-to-head with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and the Oppo Find N2 thanks to its large, 7.6-inch inner display, the Tensor G2 chipset, and powerhouse camera array. While it’s still to be seen, the Pixel Fold will likely be an instant hit for fans of foldable devices, especially in the U.S., where the market for foldables is still developing.
The tablet will hopefully lean heavily into the tablet-centric features that were at the forefront of Android 12L and Android 13’s marketing, making it one of the best-optimized Android tablets on the market. However, Google has promised a lot with its tablets before, but has not exactly seen the success that its fans have hoped for with its previous offerings. Hopefully, the Pixel Tablet turns over a new leaf for the company’s tablet ambitions.
Based on Google’s release schedule, it makes sense that we won’t be seeing the Pixel 8 until later this year in the fall. Luckily, there’s plenty more for Google fans to be kept busy with while they wait for the next entry in the main Pixel series.
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