Get ready, because rumor season is in full swing for Google Pixel devices, and the latest gossip is not disappointing. The upcoming Pixel 9 and Pixel Fold 2 are expected to make their debut this fall, equipped with the latest Tensor G4 chipset. But there’s also a mysterious new device that has appeared on Geekbench, codenamed “Tokay”, hinting at some exciting possibilities.

Here’s what we know so far about this intriguing new device:
– Codenamed “Tokay”, this new device packs 8GB of RAM and runs the latest Android 14.
– Although the Geekbench 5 scores weren’t mind-blowing, the processor setup is definitely raising eyebrows. With an octa-core CPU and a prime core clocked at a speedy 3.10GHz, it’s clear that this device could be packing an upgrade over the Pixel 8’s Tensor G3 chip.

The “Tokay” codename is also sparking speculation among tech enthusiasts. Google has a history of matching codenames for devices using the same chip, leading many to believe that “Tokay” could be a third variant of the Pixel 9 series or even the smaller-sized Pixel 9 Pro that has been rumored before.

However, there’s also chatter about “Tokay” being linked to Google’s next foldable phone, the Pixel Fold 2. Rumor has it that it might be released alongside the Pixel 9 series in the fall, rather than in June as it was last year. This change would allow both models to share the same chipset and features, addressing a major pain point for users of the original Pixel Fold.

Of course, all of this is still pure speculation until an official announcement is made. Until then, we can continue to speculate and eagerly anticipate these new additions to Google’s lineup.

Stay tuned for more updates as we keep our eyes peeled for any official news on this exciting new device!