Google may use ceramic materials in future Pixel phones

• Google is reportedly switching to ceramics as the primary material for its future Pixel phones.
• The future ceramic-made smartphone will supposedly be powered by a Tensor 2 chipset and feature a 2K display.
• Rumor also has it that two of Google's future flagship phones, including its first foldable device, will be manufactured by Foxconn in China.

According to a new rumor, Google will use ceramic materials in its future phones.

According to Digital chat Station, there is a partnership between the two companies to make a phone in China. It's a bit surprising that this happened, given that the manufacturing operations were relocated to Vietnam.

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The source claims that the phone in question is made of ceramic. Digital chat station claims that the phone will feature a 2k display and be powered by a Tensor 2 chip.

There have been previous rumors that give us a hint as to what the future holds for the company. Digital chat station claimed that the ceramic phone will have a 50MP camera. There was a previous leak that claimed the same sensor would be used for a higher-end model of the phone.

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The device is said to be more expensive than the Pixel 7 Pro. Most of the best phones we've seen in recent times include ceramic material, if the rumor is true.

The IMX787 sensor will be used as a long lens camera. It has a 64MP sensor, as well. The post didn't reveal anything new about the phone, which isn't due for release until next year.

The plan to build future phones out of ceramic materials is an unexpected twist that could make glass and plastic phones obsolete.