Google's executive accidentally revealed that Pixel 6 will have under-display fingerprint scanner

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Besides a 50MP camera and support for 33W wired charging, we have come across a new report that reveals another feature of the upcoming Google Pixel 6 series. According to a screenshot shared and then deleted by Google’s senior vice president Hiroshi Lockheimer, the devices will also bring an under-display fingerprint scanner.

The screenshot shared by Lockheimer shows us the Pixel 6's lock screen UI with a fingerprint scanner icon located at the bottom of the screen, which confirmed the mentioned feature. Looking at the images shared by Google earlier, the Pixel 6 series has no physical fingerprint scanner on the back or the sides. Therefore, it makes sense for the upcoming devices to have one placed under the screen.

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Other than that, the screenshot has also revealed another detail. It's spotted that the devices will have a resolution of 1440 x 3200. With all the tech specs and features that we know now about the Pixel 6 series, it's apparent that Google is aiming to make some breakthroughs with the coming flagship series. Therefore, no doubt that the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro would be pricey, as reported.

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