Google Pixel Fold 2 could arrive with Tensor G4 chipset paired with 16GB LPDDR5 RAM

Foldable smartphones have currently become the new trend in the industry. Most of the brands have already introduced their foldables, last year also many foldable devices made their debut in the industry. Google also introduced its first foldable device- Pixel Fold last year in the month of May at its I/O event.

Now the brand is said to be working on its next foldable device- Pixel Fold 2 which is suspected to debut later this year. Now ahead of its rumored launch Android Authority in their recent report revealed some key details about the upcoming Pixel Fold 2.

Pixel Fold 2: Key details revealed

Google Pixel Fold was powered by the company’s in-house Tensor G2 chipset but Google’s upcoming foldable is revealed to not be arriving with the same chipset. According to the report, Pixel Fold 2 is powered with a chipset codenamed “zumapro” based on the EVT unit which is suspected to be a Tensor G4 chipset as Tensor G3 arrives with the codename “zuma”. Also, it is said that due to the shift in the chipset, Pixel Fold 2 could arrive a little later than it’s predecessor. This means that instead of launching in May, the upcoming foldable device could debut alongside Pixel 9 series which is expected to arrive in October this year.

About the Tensor G4 chipset, not much has been revealed yet but it is expected that it might arrive with modest improvements over the Tensor G3 chipset that made its debut last year. Apart from the new chipset, Pixel Fold 2 is also revealed to feature 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of UFS 4.0 internal storage.