A couple of days in the past, the tech big shared a tweet that confirmed some telephones of Pixel units that regarded like a puzzle. While some speculated it might be that day’s date within the US, others stated it was Google’s means of telling us when the upcoming Pixel units can be launched. Here’s the tweet made by the Mountain View-based firm on their ‘Made by Google’ account.
We hear there are some math wizards on #StaffPixel
Hint: Check your calendar. pic.twitter.com/Z1BE9YLMW6
— Made By Google (@madebygoogle) August 9, 2022
As you possibly can see, the primary cellphone in query is the Pixel 3, adopted by the lately launched Pixel 6. The third one is Pixel 3 once more, whereas the final one is the first-generation Pixel gadget.
If we change the pictures of Pixel units and change them with the variety of their era, this is what the equation will seem like – 3 x 6 – 3 / 1/3 x 1. Following the mathematical guidelines of fixing an equation, known as BODMAS in India and PEMDAS within the US, we get ‘9’ as the reply.
Now, the quantity may imply something, together with a potential launch within the month of September. However, with Apple anticipated to launch the brand new iPhone 14 sequence in September, Google could keep away from a direct confrontation with its Cupertino-based rival.
A fast take a look at historical past additionally reveals us that Google has introduced just one Pixel gadget (the Pixel 5) in September, with October being the extra most well-liked launch month for all different Pixel units (besides the ‘a’ variants). This has pushed lots of people into considering the cryptic ‘9’ could also be pointing to a date and never a month, which suggests we may see the Pixel 7 sequence launch on October 9.
This conclusion additionally suits with tipster Jon Prosser’s leak that means the Pixel 7 sequence will probably be accessible for pre-order beginning October 6. For now, it’s best to take this with a grain of salt nonetheless, as Google hasn’t made any launch info official for the Pixel 7 sequence thus far.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
