Google Introduced Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro

Features of Google Pixel 7 Series

The release of the Pixel 6 signaled a new beginning for Google. The device finally had a breakout season after three generations of attempting  to differentiate itself as a late-comer to the smartphone game. The long-standing attempts to cut shortcuts that Google has been making are no longer allowed under the current leadership, and the business has finally provided a superior product at a price point that is more affordable.

The days are long gone when it was sufficient for a business to just have a well-known brand. Smartphone makers who want to boost sales need to stay up with the likes of Samsung and Apple in order to compete with their flagship models, which are consistently good across the board. This is especially important to keep in mind while you are developing a cheaper version of the same product.

The Pixel 6 was an excellent example of how software advancements, premium hardware, and new first-party innovations, like as the Tensor chip, can come together to form a powerful product. The Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro, which were both introduced during the Google Hardware event that took place this morning in Brooklyn, continue the advancements made by their predecessors. It should not come as a major surprise that the new models are a refinement of what worked about last year’s models because of how drastically different the 6 was from the 7. The 6 was a massive departure from the 7.

The camera system and the Tensor G2 — an improvement from the initial Tensor chip released a year ago — are mostly responsible for the modifications that have been made to this device. The Tensor G2 contributes to some of the image advancements as well as security advancements, among other things.

In terms of design, the iPhone 7 is quite similar to the iPhone 6, however the handset’s trademark camera bar has been improved slightly, going from polished metal on the Pro model to matte on the standard model. Both of the new models include around 19% recycled content across their respective constructions. They have glass backs and fronts made of Gorilla Glass Victus, and they have a dustproof and waterproof rating of IP68.

Technical Details of Pixel 7 Series

Display-wise, the Pixel 7 sports a 6.3-inch OLED panel with a resolution of 1080 x 2400, 416 pixels per inch, and a refresh rate of 90 Hz. The maximum brightness that it can get is 1,400 nits. The display on the 7 Pro is 6.7 inches and has a resolution of 1440 by 3120. It has a pixel density of 512 PPI and can reach up to 1,500 nits of brightness. The rear-facing cameras on the 7 include a wide-angle camera with 50 megapixels and an ultrawide camera with 12 megapixels. The Pro version has a telephoto lens with a resolution of 48 megapixels.

The new G2 processor is the driving force behind some of the most significant advancements to the camera, such as the new Super Res Zoom feature on the Pro model, as well as improvements to Night Sight and Face Unblur. In addition to the under-screen fingerprint sensor, it also helps bring about the much-anticipated face unlock feature, which is enabled by the security chip known as the Titan M2.

Face unlock may be used for a variety of different purposes, but Google warns that it shouldn’t be used for some extremely sensitive applications since it isn’t quite as safe as the fingerprint biometrics on the device. However, face unlock can be used for a number of other features. The business has promised that the phones would receive “at least” five years’ worth of security upgrades, and they will arrive with an additional layer of protection in the form of a built-in VPN service provided by Google One.

According to Google’s testing, the batteries on both devices may last “beyond 24 hours.” The battery capacity of the 7 is 4355 mAh, while the battery capacity of the 7 Pro is an impressive 5000 mAh. Because of the 30w USB-C fast charging, any one of them may receive over half of their full charge in just thirty minutes. However, the charger itself is not included in the packaging. According to Google, the new “Extreme Battery Saver” option can extend the device’s life up to seventy-two hours farther than before. Both feature quick wireless charging using the Qi standard and allow Battery Share so that other devices may be charged as well.

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