Google Pixel: The Smartphone that’ll smash iPhone 7 out of the park

Turns out the reports were valid, as Google has authoritatively affirmed that it will have a smartphone launch event on October 4 where the company is relied upon to make official the Pixel phones.

This year's iPhone 7 launch looked, felt and appeared as same as last year. Apple announced two new phones keeping in mind they both do have some fascinating updates and features — there wasn’t really anything to get amped up for. Not by any means, in any case.

How about we separate it, for curtness: new shading choices? Big Whoop! Dual camera on the most costly model? Fascinating, however not creative — see the LG G5. Display technology? Enhanced display, but the same resolution. A10 chipset? Phenomenal. This is likely the biggest bit of advancement in the new iPhone. Water resistance? Once more, no major ordeal — Android phones have had this element since 2012.

The up and coming Google Pixel phone now has an astonishing chance to show Apple exactly how it's done in 2016. I have a solid feeling that Google will shatter the ball out of the park with these Pixel phones. This is the reason I cherish Android phones so much on the grounds that, not at all like Apple discharges, there’s always a couple shocks in store for you when you go to their launch events.

In the interim, there are additionally reports that Google has begun conveying invites for the event also. On the off chance that you missed, the company is additionally anticipated that would reveal a 4K-capable Chromecast and additionally a Daydream VR headset at the same event.

Specs

• 5.5in QHD 2560x1440 pixel resolution
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor
• Adreno 530 GPU, 4GB RAM
• 32GB of onboard storage.
• Camera 13MP primary sensor with an 8MP secondary for selfies on the front
• Android 7.0 Nougat
• Battery –3,450mAh.