Is Pixel Phone Production Stopping? Google Says No!

After Google introduced the Pixel phone, many expected it to be the best phone of the year. However, this did not happen, and some media outlets reported on Google's trade regarding the continuation of this phone's production. Google's Pixel phones have faced various issues. Software, sound, and camera problems led some media to speculate that Google might not continue producing these phones; however, Google responded to this rumor and denied it. This rumor arose when some individuals claimed that Google had canceled orders from several users, citing the discontinuation of these phones as the reason. Users reported that Google was not receiving new orders for Pixel phones, as their production had stopped. In response to the rumors, Google stated that they are very excited about the public's reception of Pixel phones. Currently, the stock of these phones has run out, and they are working to meet user demand again. Although the Pixel phone was hoped to be the most prominent product of 2016, it did not succeed technically in mobile rankings. AnTuTu Benchmark, one of the most reputable phone reviews in the world, introduced the top phones of 2016 based on performance, placing the Pixel in the tenth position among Android phones due to reports of some malfunctions. However, the camera of this phone has attracted attention in some reviews, with the reputable site DPReview naming the Pixel's camera as the best mobile camera introduced in 2016. One of the points that raised doubts about this phone was a reported security vulnerability, which was significant enough that the phone was hacked in less than a minute, allowing the hacker to win a $120,000 reward. This issue was resolved by the manufacturer in less than 24 hours. One common method for identifying gaps or finding security holes in communication devices is to hand them over to hackers for hacking. But what technical specifications has Google released for its flagship? The Pixel and Pixel XL are phones with a distinct appearance and very powerful hardware, released under the Google logo. The Pixel and Pixel XL have 5 and 5.5-inch displays, respectively, and both use the Snapdragon 821 processor along with 4GB of RAM. The Pixel weighs 143 grams, while the Pixel XL weighs 168 grams. The 5-inch Pixel display has a resolution of 1080 by 1920, and the 5.5-inch Pixel XL display has a resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels. Both phones use nano SIM cards. Additionally, both Google phones are equipped with Gorilla Glass 4, the latest Android Nougat, a Snapdragon processor with a 4-core architecture, and Adreno 530 graphics. The internal memory of these two Google phones is either 32 or 128 GB, with 4 GB of RAM. The Pixel and Pixel XL have a 12-megapixel main camera and an 8-megapixel front camera. They also feature Wi-Fi, USB Type-C, and a fingerprint sensor. The Google Pixel has a non-removable 2770 mAh battery, while the Google Pixel XL has a stronger, non-removable 3450 mAh battery. These phones are produced in white, silver, blue, and black colors. The Pixel phone with 32 GB of internal memory costs $649, which is sold in the Iranian market for about 2,300,000 Toman. The model with 128 GB of internal memory costs $749 and is sold in Iran for about 2,700,000 Toman. The Google Pixel XL with 32 GB of internal memory costs $769 in global markets and is sold in Iran for about 2,900,000 Toman. This phone with 128 GB of internal memory costs $869 and is priced at about 3,200,000 Toman in the Iranian market. Alphabet, the official owner of Google and its other branches, has introduced the Pixel, aiming to compete with Apple's $400 billion iPhone market.