EXCLUSIVE: This is The Google Pixel Fold – Your First Look

As we approach 2023, the Google Pixel Fold is one of the most eagerly anticipated releases of the next year. Google's Pixel family has become a mainstay in the Android smartphone market at this point. You ask what the Pixel Fold is.

The tech community has been speculating about Google's long-rumored foldable Pixel phone since since the first folding phones began to appear on the market. Here are everything the rumours and information you need to know about the Pixel Fold, including its probable features, design, price, and more.

Google Pixel Fold price and release date

Price-wise, foldable phones have never been known to be very economical, and the Pixel Fold should be no exception. The Google Pixel Fold will cost $1,799, the same as the Galaxy Z Fold 4 (according to FrontPageTech).

Although it's comforting to learn that the Pixel Fold won't cost more than Samsung's smartphone, it doesn't appear like its Pixel 7 and 7 Pro siblings will provide the same affordable pricing. The phone is now anticipated to arrive on retail shelves in May 2023. We may anticipate Google announcing the Pixel Fold during its annual I/O conference in May, assuming the May time date is accurate.

Pixel Fold camera

The Google Pixel Fold should have excellent cameras, despite the fact that Pixels aren't well renowned for their long battery lives. According to FrontPageTech's source and other leaks, the Pixel Fold will sport a "Pixel flagship camera" system. 

A 64MP Sony IMX787 sensor for the main camera on the rear, a 10MP telephoto camera, and a 12MP ultrawide camera, according to code discovered by Android researcher Kuba Wojciechowski in an Android 13 beta. The 48MP telephoto camera on the Pixel 7 Pro will certainly have better zoom capabilities, but that was to be expected given the foldable design.

The Google Pixel Fold, according to FrontPageTech, will also contain two 9.5MP cameras, one in the hole-punch cutout on the outer screen and the other in the top bezel above the inner display, in addition to the three cameras on the back.