Pixel (1st generation)
2016 Android smartphone by Google
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Pixel (1st generation)
Summary
Pixel (1st generation) is a smartphone model[1]. Pixel (1st generation) has Wikipedia articles in 25 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Pixel (1st generation)'s image is recorded as Pixel (smartphone) 5 inch silver mock.png[3].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s image is recorded as Pixel XL (2016).svg[4].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s instance of is recorded as smartphone model[5].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s instance of is recorded as smartphone model series[6].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s logo image is recorded as Pixel wordmark.svg[7].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s follows is recorded as Nexus 5X[8].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s follows is recorded as Nexus 6P[9].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s followed by is recorded as Q41605741[10].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s manufacturer is recorded as Q186012[11].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s developer is recorded as Google[12].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s part of the series is recorded as Q25021298[13].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s subclass of is recorded as smartphone[14].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s subclass of is recorded as Daydream-ready smartphone[15].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s operating system is recorded as Android Nougat[16].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s operating system is recorded as Android Oreo[17].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s operating system is recorded as Android Pie[18].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s operating system is recorded as Android 10[19].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s Commons category is recorded as Google Pixel (1st generation)[20].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s has part is recorded as electronic visual display[21].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s has part is recorded as Sony IMX 378[22].
- +2016-10-04T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Pixel (1st generation)[23].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s publication date is recorded as +2016-10-20T00:00:00Z[24].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s source of energy is recorded as lithium polymer battery[25].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s official website is recorded as https://store.google.com/product/pixel_phone[26].
- Pixel (1st generation)'s CPU is recorded as Qualcomm Snapdragon 821[27].
Why It Matters
Pixel (1st generation) has Wikipedia articles in 25 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]