Ever since the Google Pixel 6 was introduced, the smartphones offered by Google have become better and more acceptable to the masses. Based on our own monitoring, the Pixel 6a and Pixel 7 are among the most popular.
The latest Android Authority has received information for the line of Pixel devices that will be launched throughout 2023 until 2025. First of all are devices with code names lynx and felix which are expected to be devices with the first Pixel foldable screen, Pixel Fold and also Pixel 7a. Both of these devices are expected to be launched in April or May 2023 during the Google I/O 2023 event.
Next is the Pixel 8 series, where no big changes will happen. The Pixel 8 is expected to offer more or less the same features and functions in a smaller size, while the Pixel 8 Pro is said to be about the same as the Pixel 7 Pro. We have reported that Pixel 8 may come with ISOCELL GN2 sensor and new HDR system support and the codename of this device is shiba and husky. These devices are also expected to be powered by the Google Tensor G3 chip codenamed zuma.
Next in 2024, Google is expected to completely change the production strategy of the Pixel A series with the Pixel 8a. But the launch of this product is based on the sales performance of the Pixel 7a, as Google will probably increase the selling price and include more features towards the flagship device.
Also in 2024, for the Pixel 9 series Google is said to launch three devices simultaneously. The Pixel 9 will be more or less the same as the Pixel 7 in terms of size and concept, then the device with the code name komodo is for the Pixel 9 Pro with a 6.7-inch screen size and one with the code name caiman is a Pro-class device but with a 6.3-inch screen size. These three devices are said to be powered by the Google Tensor G4 chip which currently uses the code name redondo. 2024 Google may come with another device with a foldable screen but depending on the response of the Pixel Fold.
Finally in 2025, Google will come up with a competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip – maybe the Pixel Flip? But it also depends on the response of the public. If not many users love devices with Google's foldable screen, there will be four regular Pixel devices expected to be the Pixel 10 series.