Google Pixel 7 Pro and Google Pixel 7 were announced towards the end of Google I/O 2022. The company showed off both phones and even teased some of their details. While that was pretty exciting, the hype has since declined significantly. Fortunately, new information has been revealed about the phones and it looks like both devices finally have a release date.
John Prosser, better known for his information about Apple, revealed that the Google 7 phones will be released in mid-October. According to his trusted and reputed sources, both the phones will be available for pre-order from October 6th and will later go on sale from October 13th. Prosser also doubled down on the dates, saying that he had previously leaked accurate information about the release dates for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.
As for the official information, Google has shared images and renders of the phones, the latter of which can be seen in the attached videos. The design of the phones is quite polarizing, but Google is building on its unique design that started with the Pixel 6 devices. On the back, there is a unique viewfinder that houses the phone’s cameras. As for its internal components, it is known for now that Google will debut its next-generation Tensor processor. When released, these smartphones should become great phones in the Android space, especially since they should be running Android 13 at launch.
Google is also expected to launch its Google Pixel Watch. The smartwatch was teased during Google I/O 2022. While not much is known about the wearable, we do have a few details. The device will have a circular AMOLED display and a physical crown. It is said to be powered by an older generation Samsung chipset, packing 1.5GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage.
One advantage it may have over its competitors is that it will likely run Wear OS 3. Although the operating system was announced quite some time ago, it has yet to arrive on many wearable devices. We’ll have to be patient for now, as Google hasn’t even announced a date for the event, which will reportedly take place sometime in the fall. Fortunately, there are other events coming up, most notably Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked, which will take place next week on August 10.
Source: Front Page Tech
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