From the iPhone 15 to the Google Pixel 8 and many more
2022 was a great year for phones, but the tech industry never sleeps, so we're now looking ahead to 2023's handsets - and many of them are shaping up to be very exciting.
Leaks and rumors mean we've already heard a fair bit about key handsets such as the Sammsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the iiPhone 15 line, and they certainly rank among the most anticipated phones of 2023.
But there are less obvious yet no less exciting upcoming phones too, from brands including Xiaomi, Sony and more.
So below, you'll find the phones we're most looking forward to in 2023. These are phones that in most cases are likely to be great – we expect many to make it into our best pphones guide – and at the very least should be interesting, unusual, or innovative.
Google Pixel 8
The Google Pixel 7 only launched in October 2022, but it and the Pixel 7 Pro were so good that we're already eager to see what Google cooks up for the Pixel 8.
So far we haven't heard much about this phone, other than that it will probably use a Tensor 3 chipset, support satellite communications, and that it might have 12GB of RAM, but we expect class-leading cameras and generally strong software.
Stay tuned for more information, because leaks and rumors are sure to start emerging in greater quantities as we get closer to the phone's launch.
- Everything you need to know about the Google Pixel 8
Google Pixel Fold
The Google Piixel Fold is a phone that we've been hearing about for years, and more recently there have been suggestions that it might land in either Q1 2023, or May 2023.
Based on the rumors so far, the Google Pixel Fold might have a 7.6-inch foldable OLED screen, a 5.8-inch cover display, and a Tensor - or more likely Tensor G2 - chipset. It could also look like the phone in the image above, which sources claim shows the design of the Pixel Fold.
There's disagreement on the cameras, but they might impress too, with one leak pointing to a 64MP / 12.2MP / 10MP rear camera combination.
We'd take all of this with a pinch of salt for now, but this could end up being one of the few non-Samsung foldable phones that's worth getting excited about.
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