More information has emerged about Google’s long-rumored Pixel Fold, which is closer in size proportions to OPPO’s Find N than Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 3.
In Android 12L Beta 2, released today, 9to5Google found a new animation. On the SIM card Settings page of Pixel phones, there is usually an animation showing how to open the SIM card tray and insert the SIM card. However, the animation’s code references the Pixel Fold’s “Pipit” codename, and the animation also shows a foldable phone.
There are two animations: one for the folded state and one for the opened state. As you can see, the foldable phone on display is not tall and narrow like the Galaxy Z Fold3, but a bit more boxy like the recently released OPPO Find N.
According to 9to5Google’s calculations, the folding machine’s internal display might have a 7:8 aspect ratio. Earlier reports said the display would measure 7.6 inches.
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It’s unclear when the device will be released, but it should indicate that the Pixel foldable machine may still be in development.