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Google’s entire 2023-2025 roadmap for Pixel phones leaked
Google is reportedly planning to launch multiple products in the next two years, including a foldable phone.
The tech giant's Pixel series has seen its ups and downs but lately, the 6 and 7 series have boosted sales and created the brand's name, resulting in users looking forward to what's next.
In a road map leaked by Android Authority, Google is reportedly planning to launch a list of smartphones.
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For 2023, the company will launch the Pixel 7a, Pixel Fold, and Pixel 8 series. For 2024, the plan is to introduce the Pixel 8a and three models in the Pixel 9 series. For 2025, the Pixel clamshell foldable and Pixel 10 series will be made available.
The launch of each new model will probably depend on the success of the previous ones.
Through its upcoming models, Google plans to give strong comPetition to Apple and Samsung as they have similar products.
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