Google Pixel Notepad foldable device patent exposed


For the past two years, there have been rumours that Google will launch a Pixel foldable phone. According to speculations, the name of this foldable smartphone may be Google Pixel Notepad. Yesterday, a patent from Google further confirms the news. According to 91mobiles, Google applied to WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) in June this year for a patent related to a folding screen, which was published yesterday. As can be seen from the patent image, the design of the Google Pixel Notepad foldable smartphone is similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold. This device adopts a horizontal inward folding scheme. However, in the patent image, the frame of the Google Pixel Notepad foldable smartphone is wider. Furthermore, the real device should be better than the patents.

Google Pixel Notepad

Google Pixel Notepad is similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Find N

In addition, the foldable display in the patent places the selfie camera in the upper bezel. This is different from the under-screen camera design that the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 uses. The patent suggests that there will be a camera with an aperture in the bezel of the flexible screen.

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Google Pixel Notepad

According to popular Weibo tech blogger @DCS, the rear module of the Google Pixel Notepad engineering model is similar to the Google Pixel 7. The front of this foldable device is a bit like the OPPO Find N. The device will adopt a relatively “small-size” large screen with a horizontal inward folding design.

Notepad

However, the outer screen will come with a center single punch-hole design. The inner display is a full screen without holes, and an ultra-micro hole camera will be on the inner screen frame. The blogger’s revelation is consistent with the latest patent and the credibility is high.

Google Pixel Notepad

According to previous reports, the Google Pixel Notepad will use a 5.8-inch external screen, with a short and wide body. In terms of imaging, the device will use a 12.2-megapixel IMX363 main camera, a 12-megapixel IMX386 sub-camera, and two 8-megapixel IMX355 selfie cameras.

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