Google Pixel roadmap leaks, here's what to expect from next year until 2025

22 December 2022
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Anonymous, 23 Dec 2022Weaker specs than other flagships. Uglier. Boring. Buggy. N... moreMe describing OnePlus in 2022:

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    Anonymous, 23 Dec 2022They should make a 5.8 inch phone because that is still the... moreYes. need of a compact phone in 5.8-6" form factor. Too many phones in 6.5"+ area!!

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      • 23 Dec 2022

      Weaker specs than other flagships. Uglier. Boring. Buggy. No point to buy a Pixel.

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        • 23 Dec 2022

        I mean, leaks are not that big are they? There's going to be a Pixel 8 and a Pixel 9 and maybe a new Pixel a-series. And new Tensor processor. My take, there is going to be a Pixel 10, maybe they come up with a fancy name like Pixel X and guess what, new Tensor processor.

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          • 23 Dec 2022

          Maybe i am alone with that, but i am desperately waiting for a Pixel Pro with a flat display.
          I skipped the 7 because it's already too small for me.
          6,7" is perfect for me, but i can't live with curves...
          And i didn't like the odd brightness control of Pixels, where your slider has to hover arount 75%, where it is on 40% with SAMSUNG Galaxy for me...
          Hey G, the display is really critical ;-)

            Kangal, 23 Dec 2022Consumers need more competition in the market. We lost t... moreThis. It's why I'm glad MediaTek is starting to gain traction in the US. With the newer Dimensity 1050/8200/9200 supporting mmWave, Qualcomm is going to have to step up in terms of value.

            Shame it feels like only Motorola is supporting this. Had LG or HTC stuck around, I'm sure they'd try MediaTek to keep the price lower.

              dbjungle, 23 Dec 2022I would love a small pro, but if it's bigger than the ... moreHopefully it will be truly bezel-less, and so it can be small enough to be handled with one hand.
              Although I agree anything above 6-6.1inch today is far too big.

                joe nodden, 23 Dec 2022So long as they keep getting Samsung to manufacture horribl... moreConsumers need more competition in the market.

                We lost the likes of T.I. OMAP, ST-Ericsson, Nvidia Tegra, Huawei Kirin, and basically Samsung Exynos. And we don't see the alternatives much, like RockChip, AMLogic, Allwinner, VIA, etc etc. We only have three competitors; Unisoc Tiger on the low-end, MediaTek Dimensity in the midrange, and Qualcomm Snapdragon for the high-end.

                So if Google can design a good SoC, and Samsung can produce it, that's a win. The other point is that; if Google controls it then they maybe able to maintain the drivers and kernel. That means devices with those chipsets can get longterm software support, such as 5+ years. This is in-contrast to Snapdragon chips which are very good, but the drivers and kernels are made/pushed from Qualcomm and they stop supporting it after 3 years. The MediaTek chips are even worse.

                With that said, there is such thing as "too much" competition, which can be worse for consumers. Too many options usually leads to worse products, due to the compromises. So I believe Google should only develop a single chipset per year, support it for 5 years, and have it on a handful of devices. They should avoid the luxury market (USD $900 or more), and should place themselves firmly in the high-end market. I think a Small, Medium, Large portfolio would do fine. Or you could call it the 720p, 1080p, 1440p lineup. Or the Solo-Cam, Dual-Cam, or Tri-Camera lineup. Or call it the USD $500, $600, $700 price lineup.
                ...what I'm saying is focus on quality, not quantity of options. Less is More.

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                  Anonymous, 23 Dec 2022They should make a 5.8 inch phone because that is still the... moreAgreed. S9 and S10e stil feel great in the hand and still are amazing phone.

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                    • 23 Dec 2022

                    breaking news : samsung tensynos steam heater pure crap will be used atleast until 2025 for massive cost reduction.

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                      • 23 Dec 2022

                      joe nodden, 23 Dec 2022So long as they keep getting Samsung to manufacture horribl... moreProbably faster than your Redmi

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                        Anonymous, 23 Dec 2022Pixel 8a for 500$ lol. At this rate they will price themsel... moreGoogle should have a phone at $350 or $400, a series can take that one. But $500 is not smart because that’s very close to the standard 7 which has better build materials

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                          • 23 Dec 2022

                          They should make a 5.8 inch phone because that is still the perfect size.

                            Anonymous, 23 Dec 2022Pixel 8a for 500$ lol. At this rate they will price themsel... moreI have bought every Pixel a phone. I don't think $499 is a problem for the series personally. $350 for the Pixel 4a was by far the best value, but personally I would consider the $449 Pixel 6a to be the second best value. The performance is significantly better than every other Pixel a phone. $499 with the same SoC and cameras as the main phone would be totally fine. But they should really move toward a glass back IMO.

                              mesand, 22 Dec 2022Finally... Although they could bring closer the launch of t... moreI would love a small pro, but if it's bigger than the Pixel 6a, it's not small enough.

                                If the Pixel 7a is less successful, it will be because it is bigger than the Pixel 6a. The Pixel 6a is the perfect size for me and for some it is already too big. Dropping the a-series would be a big mistake if they don't offer a smaller variant every year and keep the price in the affordable range.

                                  So long as they keep getting Samsung to manufacture horribly slow Tensor SoCs, and they keep using those horribly slow Tensor SoCs, Pixel phones will not be worth it at all.

                                    Who is seriously expecting anything from a beta phone? Oh, the fools who pay full price for the phone that is released as beta.

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                                      kek, 23 Dec 2022Same. Sounds like a bad joke that from all OEMs, only Apple... moreYup also s22

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                                        Anonymous, 23 Dec 2022So… could the rumoured “smaller pixel” that was going aroun... moreSame. Sounds like a bad joke that from all OEMs, only Apple actually tried their hand at something thats actually mini.

                                        Closest to that on Android is Zenfone 9