Google ‘Pipit’ foldable phone with 12GB RAM listed on Geekbench! Specifications leaked…

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A new Google foldable smartphone codenamed “Pipit” has been spotted on Geekbench, which could be powered by an octa-core processor. It is being said about the company that it is working on a foldable phone, which will have an in-house Tensor processor. The listing reveals that this phone can come with 12 GB RAM. This phone is listed on Geekbench listing with Android 12. It was earlier said about Google that the company is working on the launch of Pixel Fold smartphone last year, which has not been officially introduced yet.

New Google Smartphone with Pipit codename on Geekbench spot Which was first reported by MySmartPrice. However, Gadgets 360 has independently verified this listing. As per the listing, the Google smartphone will be powered by an octa-core processor clocked at 2.8GHz for two performance cores, 2.25GHz for two cores and 1.8GHz for four cores. This smartphone can feature the recently launched Google Tensor processor by the company, the listing also mentions the Mali G78 GPU.

Google Pipit Smartphone Geekbench listing It says that 12 GB RAM can be found in this phone. According to the Geekbench 4 listing, the phone’s single-core score will be 4,811 points and the multi-core score will be 11,349 points. Gadgets 360 has been unable to achieve the Geekbench 5 score of the Google Pipit smartphone.

Let us tell you, the alleged foldable smartphone of the company Information Google Camera APK was provided in November last year by 9to5Google itself. As per the publication, the Pixel smartphone was spotted with a 12.2-megapixel IMX363 camera sensor with the codename Pipit, which was used in the company’s Pixel 3 smartphone. The report states that the use of the word “Folded” in the camera app suggests that the Pipit will be a foldable phone, which is being developed by the company.

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