Google Pixel 9 series

[OutBreak]

Colour or Design ? Since their reboot with the P6, i thought Google finally found their own design style & groove. Very disappointed that they have decided to copy Apple like the rest of the market for p9 series. Furthermore, didn't even do a good job at copying Fugly as you said. The only saving grace is that pro model comes in smaller size this time.

Both the colour and design.

 

[Loser]

I like flat screen and flat sides la, hopefully the bezels are uniform and narrower than 8 pro.

 

[limmk]

 

[limmk]

As Google prepares to start making Pixel devices in India, a new report reveals plans to export devices made in the country to the EU and the US and that production will begin soon.

In late 2023, Google officially announced plans to start producing some Pixel devices out of India starting in 2024. That has yet to start, but continues to progress towards the start of production. In May, it was reported that Google had selected locations for where Pixel devices would be produced in India.

Now, a new report from Money Control claims that Google is preparing to begin trial production of Pixel devices in India. The report says that Google plans to produce lower-tier Pixel devices (i.e. the Pixel 9) with the help of Dixon Technologies, an electronics manufacturer based in India. Meanwhile, Pro-tier Pixel devices would be produced through Foxconn through the manufacturer’s factories in India.

Full production reportedly starts in September, after Google launches the Pixel 9 series in August.

Beyond that, the report also claims that Google plans to export “a large portion of “most” Pixel devices produced in India to other regions, with the European Union (EU) and United States directly mentioned. This is because, comparatively, Pixel sales in India are low despite the fact that they are growing.

 

[Loser]

As Google prepares to start making Pixel devices in India, a new report reveals plans to export devices made in the country to the EU and the US and that production will begin soon.

In late 2023, Google officially announced plans to start producing some Pixel devices out of India starting in 2024. That has yet to start, but continues to progress towards the start of production. In May, it was reported that Google had selected locations for where Pixel devices would be produced in India.

Now, a new report from Money Control claims that Google is preparing to begin trial production of Pixel devices in India. The report says that Google plans to produce lower-tier Pixel devices (i.e. the Pixel 9) with the help of Dixon Technologies, an electronics manufacturer based in India. Meanwhile, Pro-tier Pixel devices would be produced through Foxconn through the manufacturer’s factories in India.

Full production reportedly starts in September, after Google launches the Pixel 9 series in August.

Beyond that, the report also claims that Google plans to export “a large portion of “most” Pixel devices produced in India to other regions, with the European Union (EU) and United States directly mentioned. This is because, comparatively, Pixel sales in India are low despite the fact that they are growing.

Hopefully flagship will still be MIC by foxxcon.

 

[limmk]

 

[limmk]

Hopefully flagship will still be MIC by foxxcon.

Ya lor, i hope so too. Foxconn quite solid one, they have a strong track record of producing high-quality devices, confirm good and their experience in manufacturing could be crucial for maintaining the flagship's standards

 

[xonix]

Hopefully flagship will still be MIC by foxxcon.

Foxconn are planning to have factories in India too but not sure in time for p10

 

[RyanJ]

Camping for P10 with TSMC chip and Qualcomm modem.

No information about upcoming cameras on P9 Pro/XL ?

 

[SpicyBird]

Camping for P10 with TSMC chip and Qualcomm modem.

No information about upcoming cameras on P9 Pro/XL ?

I feel that usually after a big change like changing semiconductor to TSMC sure got somewhere will screw up. Although we know it's good in the long run but it'll take a few iterations to refine and perfect it. Even when tensor G1 just released, it took almost 3 iterations to get to G3 (a more stable and can significantly see the bump in term of speed) I'm thinking of getting pixel 9 then 12 for more stable version

 

[RyanJ]

I feel that usually after a big change like changing semiconductor to TSMC sure got somewhere will screw up. Although we know it's good in the long run but it'll take a few iterations to refine and perfect it. Even when tensor G1 just released, it took almost 3 iterations to get to G3 (a more stable and can significantly see the bump in term of speed) I'm thinking of getting pixel 9 then 12 for more stable version

True. I usually change phone beyond the 3 year+ mark so just have to see what's available by then. Might even be a P11 if I can be patient

 

[limmk]

Where have i seen this camera design before ah?

 

[joesph]

Where have i seen this camera design before ah?

https://www.bing.com/images/search?...4F48D79BF466C689C18535&ghsh=0&ghacc=0&first=1
s10

 

[Loser]

Where have i seen this camera design before ah?

They really BFF with google mah according to the ads, so google copy them they copy google lor.

 

[xonix]

iPhone 17 mock design looks clean, symmetrical and done by a pro. Pixel 9 looks like it was done a Google intern.

 

[limmk]

They really BFF with google mah according to the ads, so google copy them they copy google lor.

Pixel becomes iPixel
iPhone becomes iPixel

 

[joesph]

 

[limmk]

iPhone 17 mock design looks clean, symmetrical and done by a pro. Pixel 9 looks like it was done a Google intern.

The ‘Slim’ model features a 6.55-inch screen with a 120 Hz adaptive refresh rate, without sacrificing battery life?

 

[joesph]

iPhone 17 mock design looks clean, symmetrical and done by a pro. Pixel 9 looks like it was done a Google intern.

who took over sir jonathan ive?

 

[Loser]

who took over sir jonathan ive?

It's a guy named Joseph.