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Leaked Video Reveals Pixel Fold’s Smooth Folding Action

Google’s first foldable phone, the Pixel Fold, has been leaked in a hands-on video. The video shows off the device’s smooth folding action and reveals its design for the very first time.

The Pixel Fold is Google’s attempt to join Samsung and Huawei in offering a foldable phone option to consumers. It features two displays that can be folded together like a book when not in use. When opened up, it creates one large display with minimal bezels on either side of it.

The device appears to have an aluminum frame with plastic covering both sides of the screens for protection against scratches and dust particles getting inside them while they are closed up or folded outwards from each other. A single camera lens is seen at one end as well as what looks like volume buttons on its side edge along with a power button at the top right corner, which also doubles up as a fingerprint scanner.

Overall, the design looks quite sleek but we would need more details about specs before passing any judgment. We will know more soon once Google officially launches this new product sometime later this year.

Read more at Android Authority
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