Google has launched the Pixel in 2016. The smartphone was the entry by the US tech giant in the high-end phone market. Reports suggest Google has decided to launch the second version of Pixel. The company wants to give a tough competition to the likes of Apple and Samsung.
If report is to be believed, Pixel has failed to gain success commercially. Earlier, there were a few gossipy tidbits guaranteeing that Google may murder the Pixel lineup because of the poor sales, while a few bits of gossip asserted the presence of a reasonable Pixel 2 cell phone. All things considered, both the news said above will go down as just gossipy tidbits as now have there is an official affirmation about the cutting edge Pixel telephones, reports Telecom Talk.
.At the roundtable discourse amid the recently finished, up MWC 2017 occasion in Barcelona, Spain, Google's Senior Vice President of Hardware, Rick Osterloh, talking with AndroidPit has affirmed that the presence of the successor to original Pixel cell phone. He asserted saying that one can rely on a successor this year, regardless of the possibility that one doesn't hear a date now.
In a similar talk, Osterloh likewise affirmed that the cutting edge Pixel telephones would likewise remain premium, same as the present Pixel telephones, which may be an immense frustration for masses out there. Google Pixel XL is the best camera cell phone ever, on account of Google' extraordinary software improvements that aided in accomplishing the deed. Notwithstanding the best cell phone grant, the original Pixels had a noteworthy setback as an outline. Google was intensely addressed for the outline of Pixel telephones, reports The Verge.
Google's expectations are really certain with the Pixel phones: To coordinate the heavyweights, for example, Samsung and Apple neck-on-neck. The Google Pixel and Pixel XL were evaluated comparable to the Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, however never went ahead, at any rate in India.
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