Section Overview: In this video, we get a first look at the Google Pixel Fold, Google's first foldable phone. The front display is wider than what you'll find on the Galaxy Z fold and it's 5.8 inches versus 6.2. The device is thin and has a split-screen mode for optimal use of the large 7.6-inch display.
Front Display
The front display is wider than what you'll find on the Galaxy Z fold.
- It's 5.8 inches versus 6.2.
- When it comes to things like typing, it feels more natural and has a wider aspect ratio.
Split-Screen Mode
- To get the most out of the large 7.6-inch display, there is a split-screen mode on the Pixel Fold.
- You can have two apps open at once and drag content between them.
Design
- The Pixel Fold is designed to be thin with bezels that are slightly thick.
- The crease in the middle of the screen is noticeable but not too distracting.
- When folded closed, there are no visible seams or gaps where stuff can get in.
- It is IPX8 water-resistant.
Tabletop Mode
- Google is working with third-party developers to optimize their apps especially for tabletop mode.
- In tabletop mode, you just fold the device and see that video goes up here while other information down on the bottom of the screen.
Camera
- The main sensor on Pixel Fold's camera is 48 megapixels with an option for zooming in up to 5x closer.
Conclusion
- Overall, Mark Spoonauer was impressed with the Google Pixel Fold, especially its wide front display and thin design. However, he is concerned about the battery life and the crease in the middle of the screen.
 |
| androidpolice.com |
0 Response to " Google Pixel Fold: First Look"
Post a Comment