In June there were a few fewer leaks and still very interesting information about the new Pixel 7 smartphones. Google has already unveiled the new smartphones with a design and announced them for the fall, but they didn’t want to talk about technical details in May.
Since then, a few details that Google doesn’t want to and can’t keep secret have leaked out in sips. This includes, for example, a better front camera in the Google Pixel 7 compared to the regular Pixel 6.
The front camera does more
It is now known through an update of the Google camera that the regular Pixel 7 with the front camera can record videos in 4K at 60 frames per second. The Pixel 6 was not granted that, only the Pixel 6 Pro. It could be a key clue that both Pixel 7 models use the same technology for the front camera. Which would also speak for support for Face Unlock in both devices.
The Pixel 7 Pro’s display is brighter
Devices that came to light early on revealed the panel for the OLED display built into the Pixel 7 Pro. It’s said to be a slightly better panel, offering more brightness than the Pixel 6 Pro. With full brightness at least 600 instead of 500 nits. In the mode for particularly high brightness, there are even 1000 instead of 800 nits.
Not a big leap in the processor?
Google announced a new generation of Tensor for the Pixel 7 smartphones without revealing any innovations or changes. So far, the information has been accumulating that there shouldn’t be any big miracles in the area of the processor cores.
But the manufacturing process is said to be different, which is now based on 4 and not 5 nm. That could mean more power and efficiency. A new type of production should also be able to reduce costs. Samsung is still the supplier of the Tensor SoC for Google.
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