Meet the first-generation Pixel Fold, soon to be succeeded by a second-generation Pixel Fold 2. Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo Google’s first-generation folding device was fine for the most part ...

The Google Pixel Fold launched last June, and came powered by the Tensor G2 chipset. That’s the same chip that debuted the previous year in the Pixel 7 series, and was set to be superseded a few ...

Which brings me back to the Pixel Fold 2. Here’s what we know for sure: Every Google product leaks many, many months ahead of its launch. This is a fact at this point.

The release date for the Google Pixel Fold 2 has yet to be confirmed, but the phone could be announced at Google I/O 2024, which is believed to be held in early May as with previous years.

The Google Pixel Fold 2 could come with a square-shaped camera module instead of a horizontal camera bar, as shown in leaked renders shared with Smartprix. The Pixel Fold 2 could be much thinner, too.

One interesting aspect of these rumours is that if the Pixel Fold 2 gets the Tensor G4, it will do so before the Pixel 9 Pro, which is usually the device for Google to debut new hardware and design.

The size of the Google Pixel Fold 2's two displays may have just been revealed thanks to a tip from smartphone screen expert Ross Young on X. Young claims that the Pixel Fold 2 has an 8.02-inch ...

Android Authority. This has been a busy week in terms of Google Pixel Fold 2 news. After a report about the phone’s potential new processor and RAM upgrades, we now have our supposed first look ...

The Pixel Fold 2’s thickness will reportedly come in at just 10.54mm, which, if true, would make it one of the thinnest foldable phones out there. Overall, the Pixel Fold 2 is shaping up to be a ...

So much, in fact, that the Fold 2 immediately made the first one look like a cheap toy. Google's own second attempt at a foldable, the awkwardly named Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold, has made a similar leap.

Google launched the first Pixel Fold at its annual I/O developers' conference, and we expect it and many other Android goodies at this year's event, scheduled to start May 14.