When the Google Pixel Fold hit the scene in June of last year, there were many expectations about what Google's first foldable would be. Although it was generally received in a positive light, most reviewers were quick to point out that its late release during the chip cycle and subsequent use of the older Tensor G2 chip held the phone back in terms of performance. newer performance and features. the Pixel 8 series<\/a> got it later.<\/div>\n
Well, it seems Google<\/a> has listened to these complaints. According to a Android Authority<\/a> According to a source, Google is correcting course with the Pixel Fold 2, which may not use the Tensor G3 chip but instead choose the new Tensor G4. This newer chip will likely be released with the Pixel 9<\/span> series later this year, suggesting the Fold 2 release could be pushed back to October instead of June.<\/div>\n
In addition, according to this source, the RAM of the Pixel Fold 2<\/span> could be increased to 16GB, which would be the most Google has ever put into a Pixel phone. This follows when considering the recent push for on-device AI (at least partially), which often requires more memory and processing power. It is also believed that the Fold 2 could feature faster UFS 4.0 storage, which would be a major step up from the UFS 3.1 storage of its predecessor and the Pixel 8<\/span> series.<\/div>\n
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