HTC Appears To Be Building Google's Pixel 2 Phones Powered By Snapdragon 835 |
Posted: June 24, 2017 |
While nothing is yet official, there is some proof to recommend that HTC will be building Google's anticipated Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2 handsets, which are expected out in the not so distant future. That would not be stunning—HTC constructed Google's unique Pixel and Pixel XL phones a year ago and the two have been accomplices in the equipment space for a long while, as Google does not at present produce its own equipment. The most recent news originates from a Japanese-dialect blog that took a look inside HTC's U11 framework records. Inside the blog discovered passages indicating global forms of the Ocean, which is the codename for the U11, alongside sections indicating S2 and M2 gadgets. Those possible point to the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2, as the original variants conveyed the codenames S1 and M1. HTC's U11 framework records additionally point to both phones utilizing Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 framework on-chip (SoC). That matches with past bits of gossip and spilled data indicating the same chipset. Among them is a GFXBench section that names the Pixel XL 2 as "Pixel XL2" and as toting a 5.6-inch show with a 2560x1312 determination (18:9 viewpoint proportion). In the event that that posting is right, the Pixel XL 2 will likewise use 4GB of framework memory. See: Apple iPhone 8 Release date & Price At last, the Japanese-blog found a reference among the framework documents to LG. The site appears to trust that LG may be fabricating the bigger size Pixel XL 2, however past bits of gossip pegged Google as propelling three Pixel gadgets, one of which could wind up being a tablet codenamed taimen. See: Samsung Galaxy S9 Release date, Specs & Price Whichever way we will discover before the year is over. Google SVP of Hardware Rick Osterloh affirmed back in March that Google's second-era Pixel leads would land before the finish of 2017, likely with Android O introduced. As perspectives, Google in the past has propelled real handsets on September 29 (Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, in 2015) and October 4 (Pixel and Pixel XL, in 2016).
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