Google Pixel 10 camera specs revealed ahead of announcement |
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Android Authority portal published new details about the upcoming series of smartphones Google Pixel 10. In particular, the publication managed to unofficially familiarize with the documentation, presumably revealing the characteristics of the cameras of all models of the future series. The base Pixel 10, according to the source, will acquire an 11-megapixel Samsung 3J1 module with a telephoto lens, which its predecessor did not have. The resolution of the main Samsung GN8 sensor will be 50MP, while the ultra-wide-angle Sony IMX712 will have a 12MP resolution. The front-facing camera will remain the old Samsung 3J1 at 11MP. For the Pixel 10 Pro and Pro XL models, the rear module specs will remain unchanged: 50MP main sensor (Samsung GNV), 48MP ultra-wide-angle sensor (Sony IMX858), 48MP telephoto (Sony IMX858) and 18MP front-facing (Sony IMX858). The source also revealed details about the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Here, the manufacturer is expected to replace only the Sony IMX787 main sensor with a Samsung GN8 with a resolution of 50 MP as part of the rear camera. There is no official confirmation of this information yet. |
