Apparently, the ‘final’ specifications of the upcoming Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have been shared by a tipster while also providing exceptionally pleasing news that Google will commit at least five years of software updates for both models.

Google Rumored to Unveil Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro in October This Year if Everything Goes Smoothly

New information on FrontPageTech has been published by Jon Prosser, revealing what to expect from the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro as far as their internal specifications go. Previous renders have shown that the Pixel 6and Pixel 6 Prowill be unlike anything Google has ever released, which is an excellent sign that the company wants to target the upper strata of the smartphone industry. As for the specifications, Prosser has published the following details, so give them a look.

Google Pixel 6 (Codenamed Oriel)

Screen size: 6.4 inchesDisplay: AMOLEDRear camera setup: 50MP (wide) + 12MP (ultrawide)Front camera: 8MPBattery: 4614mAhProcessor: GoogleRam: 8GBStorage: 128GB / 256GBOS: Android 12

Google Pixel 6 Pro (Codenamed Raven)

Screen size: 6.71 inchesDisplay: Plastic OLEDRear camera setup: 50MP (wide) + 48MP (telephoto) + 12MP (ultrawide)Front camera: 12MPBattery: 5000mAhProcessor: GoogleRam: 12GBStorage: 128GB / 256GB / 512GBOS: Android 12

In case you are wondering about which chipset both flagships will sport, it will be Google’s custom solution codenamed Whitechapelthat is made in collaboration with Samsung. The SoC is said to feature the same GPUas the Exynos version of the Galaxy S21, which is the ARM Mali-G78. One impressive feature rumored to arrive for both flagships is a gimbal mode, which will introduce new and improved stabilization levels when capturing images or videos.

The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are also expected to ship with a custom Neural Processing Unit. Overall, if you were clamoring for a premium smartphone package from Google, your prayers have been answered. Hopefully, Google will not disappoint us as it has on previous occasions, so we will keep our fingers crossed for October 2021.

News Source: FrontPageTech