Pixel 8
Facts
29 properties- Instance of
- smartphone model, smartphone model series[4]
- Publication date
- October 4, 2023[17]
- Official website
- store.google.com[18]
- Part of the series
- Google Pixel[8]
- Subclass of
- smartphone, phablet
- Announcement date
- October 4, 2023
- Brand
- Google Pixel[21]
- CPU
- Tensor G3[19]
- Complies with
- IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)[35]
- Different from
- Pixel 8 Pro[22]
- Energy storage capacity
- +4575[34]
- Exif make
- Google[24]
- Exif model
- Pixel 8[23]
- Height
- +150.5[25]
- Horizontal depth
- +8.9[36]
- Input device
- touchscreen, power button, volume buttons[14][15][16]
- Mass
- +187[27]
- Model number
- G9BQD, GA04851-US, GKWS6, GPJ41, GZPFO
- Next higher rank
- Pixel 8 Pro[33]
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- Operating system
- Android 14, Android 15, Android 16, Android 17[10][11][12][13]
- RAM type
- LPDDR5X
- Width
- +70.8[26]
- Working title
- shiba/SB3[20]
- Image (Wikimedia Commons)
- Google Pixel 8 front.svg ↗
- Fandom article ID
- android:Google_Pixel_8
- GSMArena phone ID
- 12546
- IFixit device ID
- Google_Pixel_8
- Namuwiki ID
- Google Pixel 8
- Reddit topic ID
- pixel_8
- Subreddit
- pixel8
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evidence “Google has pledged to provide Pixel 8 and newer phones with seven years of Android and security updates, compared with four to five years for older models.” dailycamera.com · read source