Pixel Fold, the primary foldable telephone from Google, is reported to see digicam downgrades from the Pixel 6 collection. The foldable telephone is reported to have the identical digicam sensors as final yr’s Pixel 5. Google’s first foldable telephone is anticipated to launch in early 2022 and is claimed to have the identical 12.2-megapixel IMX363 sensor that has been used because the Pixel 3. This IMX363 is anticipated to behave as the primary sensor. The codename of the Pixel Fold is reported to be ‘Pipit’.

9to5Google’s APK Insight workforce has discovered this data in information related to the newest version of the Google Camera app. The teardown means that the Pixel Fold might not use the 50-megapixel GN1 sensor discovered on the Pixel 6 collection, and as an alternative go for the 12.2-megapixel IMX363 sensor built-in within the Pixel 5. This has been in Pixel telephones since 2018. Earlier, the Pixel foldable telephone was reported to be known as Passport, however now its codename is claimed to be ‘Pipit’.

The report provides that the Pixel Fold will moreover characteristic a 12-megapixel IMC386 sensor for ultra-wide images. Furthermore, the foldable telephone can also include two 8-megapixel IMX355 sensors for selfies and video calls. One sensor is claimed to sit down on high of the outer show and the opposite will likely be used when the telephone is unfolded to disclose the bigger display screen real-estate.

Design-wise, the Pixel Fold is reported to be just like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold vary, with a book-like open-and-close hinge within the center. Overall, the Pixel Fold is claimed to see a step down in digicam high quality when in comparison with the Pixel 6 collection.

Google has not made any official bulletins concerning its first foldable telephone. The Pixel Fold [was reported](https://devices.ndtv.com/mobiles/information/google-pixel-fold-watch-tab-nest-speakers-foldable-phone-smartwatch-october-19-launch-tipped-2567248 to launch alongside the Pixel 6 collection in October however that did not occur.