Face Unlock
Google’s Pixel 7 series will support Face Unlock, but not all apps and services will work. The technology is primarily used for unlocking the phone. Users should not use Face Unlock to authenticate online or to make payments. Even though Google boasts that it uses an “intelligent algorithm”, the technology will not be ready to replace the fingerprint sensor.
The Pixel 7 series also has a fingerprint sensor embedded under the display. Although this fingerprint sensor isn’t as good as the Pixel 6, it works with face unlock.
6.3-inch display
We predict the Google Pixel 7 will have a 6.3-inch display, making it slightly smaller than the 6.3-inch Pixel 6. Shipments of the new smartphone models will begin in May, a month earlier than production started for the Pixel 6. The Pixel 7 series phone display, will feature an LTPO panel with a 120Hz refresh rate.
The 6.3-inch Pixel 7 series display is smaller than the 6.4-inch display on the Pixel 6 series, but the Pixel 7 Pro has a 6.7-inch Quad HD+ OLED display. Both shows offer incredible color and sharpness. They’re even 25 percent brighter than the displays of the Pixel 6 Pro. And unlike the previous generation of Pixel phones, these phones’ displays are no longer curved.
Dual rear cameras
Dual rear cameras are now standard in the Pixel 7 series of smartphones. They are found on both the base and Pro models. The Pixel 7 features a 48-megapixel telephoto lens and a 50-megapixel primary sensor, while the Pixel 7 Pro offers a telephoto lens with a 5x optical zoom. The Pixel 7 also has a new 2X zoom mode that leverages the full primary camera sensor. The dual cameras also offer autofocus and improved Super Res Zoom algorithms.
The dual rear cameras on the Pixel 7 series are designed to capture clear images without overstuffing the camera. The primary camera features an f/1.85 aperture, a PDAF sensor, and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens with a field of view of 114 degrees. Both cameras also offer super-resolution zoom, with an eight-fold zoom available in extreme cases. The ultra-wide lens offers an f/2.2 aperture and has a field of view of 114 degrees, making it an excellent camera.
90Hz refresh rate
Pixel 7 has a 6.3-inch OLED display with an adaptive 90Hz refresh rate. This is the same refresh rate as the Pixel 6 and is 25 percent brighter. It also has a higher pixel density means more information can be displayed on the screen at once. However, it is essential to note that the Pixel 7 Pro features a larger 6.7-inch LTPO pOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. This means that users will be able to get more detail from the screen, and scrolling will be smoother.
The Pixel 7 series also features a 120Hz refresh rate. This is considerably faster than the 90Hz refresh rate on some budget phones. This refresh rate is noticeable when you’re playing games, making it easier to see everything on the screen. The Pixel 7 also has a variable refresh rate, which means the display will only refresh when needed, saving battery and processing power.
New chipset
Google has announced a new chipset for its Pixel 7 Pro smartphones. The Tensor G2 chip will replace last year’s Tensor SoC. It is claimed to be 60% faster and 20% more efficient at machine learning. Google says the chip will improve voice recognition and video processing. It also has enhanced security.
The new chip will be based on Samsung’s 4nm process and replace the old Tensor chip. Google will rename this chip to Tensor G2. The previous model used a 5nm process and had eight cores. The new chip will be based on Samsung technology and have more memory than its predecessor.
The new chip supports LPDDR5 RAM. It also supports 4K video from all cameras at 60 frames per second. The camera in the Pixel 7 Pro will have an exclusive Macro Focus that delivers Pixel HDR+ photo quality.
