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    The Pixel 7 and 7 Pro were teased early by Google

    During Google’s I/O keynote presentation, Google couldn’t let the event pass without teasing its next flagship phones: the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, arriving later this year. It’s a modest update of last year’s design that keeps the horizontal camera bar but tones it down a little with updated camera cutouts. The upcoming phones will include a next-gen Tensor chipset and ship with Android 13.

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    This year’s Pixel phones feature an updated version of the design introduced on the 6 and 6 Pro, hanging onto the prominent horizontal camera bump wrapping around the back. The Pixel 7 and 7 Pro’s camera bar is made of aluminum that flows into the device’s side rails, rather than having a big black bar that cuts off at the edges like last year. The renders also suggest that Google will ditch the two-tone color treatment on the back panel.

    The Pixel 7 Pro render shows three main rear cameras, including what looks like a telephoto lens.

    The Pixel 7 Pro will also have a triple rear camera system, like the 6 Pro, and the standard Pixel 7 appears to have two rear cameras, like the standard Pixel 6. Again, nothing changing there. The 7 Pro seems to stick with the standard wide/ultrawide / telephoto configuration, judging by the renders, so don’t expect to see multiple telephotos like on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.

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    The camera bar and the side rails are made of a single piece of aluminum.

    Although details are fairly limited in today’s announcement, Google seems to be taking a step to get ahead of the inevitable leaks that will surely happen closer to the devices’ launch. The company might also be eager to remind us all that it’s serious about making true flagship phones. The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro were the first step in that direction, with excellent hardware that’s been somewhat overshadowed by some high-profile software problems.

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