Google has been working on a foldable smartphone for quite a while. The company first confirmed that it was "prototyping foldable displays and many other new hardware technologies" all the way back in May 2019. But, at the time, it shared no plans to bring a foldable smartphone to the market. We saw references to the foldable Pixel device again in August last year when a leaked internal Android document mentioned a device codenamed "passport." Although the document didn't reveal much about the phone itself, it did suggest that the phone would hit the market in Q4 2021. Now that we're just months away from the rumored launch date, more Pixel Fold leaks have started popping up online.
Google's foldable Pixel phone will reportedly have an ultra thin glass layer
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