Google plans to launch a foldable tablet by next year: Will you buy one

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After Asus and Lenovo, Google might join the league and offer a larger foldable device, according to reports. Google launched its first fold...

After Asus and Lenovo, Google might join the league and offer a larger foldable device, according to reports. Google launched its first foldable device, Pixel Fold in the I/O 2023. Google I/O is the company’s annual developer conference held in Mountain View, California. Now, the tech-giant seems to have bigger plans in the segment and might soon unveil bigger devices with the foldable feature.

Digitimes, in its recent report, cited “upstream supply chain sources”, to reveal that Google can bring out its foldable tablet soon. They further revealed that if Google is really planning to release their tablet then we could spot it at the Google I/O by next year. 

Also read: Google Pixel Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 vs Oppo Find N2 Flip: What's your choice?

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Digitimes’ further added in its report that it's not just Google, even Apple is considering releasing a foldable tablet in the market.

But, the supply chain source had confirmed with Digitimes that they had been working with Apple on foldable iPhones for many years. Despite that, none of the prototypes had entered the mass production phase. 

Google foldable tablet

The source further added that the chances of seeing a foldable iPhone next year are pretty low. At the same time, rumours about foldable Macs and iPads have been doing rounds on the internet for a while now. 

Also read: Pixel Fold gets teased ahead of Google IO showcasing key features of the Google foldable

However, they didn’t provide any more hints to the two devices. We will have to wait and see what the two tech-giants have in mind for the foldable segment.



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