Earlier, Pixels used to be the only flagship device with great cameras, average hardware and a high price tag. Slowly, Google brought about a change in its strategy with the Pixel 3a, which was a mid-range device with nearly as impressive cameras as the Pixel flagships and comparatively affordable pricing. Everyone’s waiting for the big hardware change from the software giant.

— Custom smartphone chipset is codenamed “Whitechapel”. As per the report, this chip will not just power the Pixel smartphones but also Chromebooks. Chipset Manufacturers like Intel, Qualcomm are seeing their sales decrease as the first move from Apple using their in-house Silicon Chipsets. This chipset will allow Google to have more control over the software and driver updates. Also, Google will no longer be reliant on Qualcomm for driver updates allowing it to ship offer updates for a longer period of time. Slowly all manufacturers will start making their own Chipsets for a better experience in their devices. Look out for the “Chipset Manufacturers Doom” Article coming out pretty soon!

— Some interesting facts about the Pixel 5a and the Pixel 6. These devices will come with a smaller punch-hole camera. A change in the front camera’s positioning, expected to move to the centre. It is going to bring 4K video recording to the front camera. There’s also going to be the addition of the new camera sensors to the front.

— Two other features that are supposed to make it to the upcoming Pixel 6, with Android 12. The existence of a one-hand mode, which means that there will be Pixel 6 XL this year. Finally, providing us with some concrete evidence about the inclusion of an in-display fingerprint scanner on the upcoming Pixel 6.

–The upcoming Pixel 6 is going to ship with a 120Hz high refresh display. Better than the 90hz on Pixel 5.

Key Takeaways.

1. The Pixel 6 may arrive in September.
2. It is reported to feature an in-house chipset codenamed “Whitechapel”
3. This smartphone may also feature an in-display fingerprint scanner.