"Engadget" : Google will release a new Pixel phone this year

In response to questions regarding a low cost Pixel, the Google executive simply told reporters: "the Pixel stays premium." Earlier this week, Osterloh indicated that while the Pixel brand remained reserved for its handsets, it may not make any more of high-end Pixel Chromebooks. Although Google is keeping information to a premium, its typical development cycle suggests a Pixel 2 will go on sale in the fourth quarter. The current Pixel launched in October 2016 and Google has held launch events at around the same time for Nexus phones in the past. So, you can count on us to follow it," Osterloh told Android Pit in a briefing at Mobile World Congress.


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Google Pixel 2 'Stays Premium' Confirms Company, Releasing Later This Year

It also clarifies the fact that Google Pixel smartphones were not a one-time wonder and are here to stay. Consumers can expect Quick Charge 4.0 in case Google Pixel 2 houses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset. Thus Pixel lovers and interested buyers it seems will have to shell out quite a few bucks if they want the Google Pixel 2 in their hands. Google Pixel 2 Rumors And LeaksGiven the fact that the Google Pixel 2 is a direct competitor of the iPhone 8, it is not very surprising to see the smartphone been subjected to various rumors and leaks. The company's impending Google Pixel 2 has been rumored for a while and Osterloh inadvertently confirmed the same.

We're Getting Another Google Pixel This Year in the "Premium" Category

Just in case you had any doubts about the future of Google's newly introduced line of premium Pixel devices, Google senior VP of hardware, Rick Osterloh, has put them to bed. Osterloh did specifically say, "Pixel stays premium," so yeah, get used to top-tier pricing, like you would get with a Galaxy S or iPhone. During a quick chat with the crew at AndroidPit, Osterloh confirmed that they'll be back with a "successor" to the original Pixel and that it will stay in the "premium" realm of smartphones. Not that we weren't expecting another round of Pixel phones this year, but there was nothing wrong with holding out hope that Pixel would take on Nexus-level pricing again for round 2. Via: AndroidPit


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