Rumours of a folding Pixel have been around for many years now. Finally, however, those rumours have come to fruition with the launch of the Google Pixel Fold - the company's first folding phone, taking the Pixel in a new direction. It's also the company's most expensive phone, indeed the most expensive folding phone we've seen so far.Here's everything you need to know about the Pixel Fold.

Google's Pixel smartphones are powered by the brand's in-house system on a chip (SoC) called Tensor G2. It's Google's second-generation SoC and it's named after the Tensor Processing Units (TPU) that Google uses in its data centres. Here's what you need to know about Tensor.

Google has shown off the forthcoming Pixel Fold, laying to rest any doubts about this phone's existence - and the timeline for its reveal. Google has teased the new folding phone not only on social media, but it even has a page on the Google Store for it, inviting people to sign up for more information. This also gives us a good chance to look at the Pixel Fold design - and it certainly looks like a neat package.The Pixel Fold carries hallmarks of Pixel design, clearly related to the Pixel 7 models with that camera bar across the rear, although it appears to be less pronounced. But the curves of the sides and the overall aesthetic unmistakably screams "Pixel!" to us. It also looks really slim, so that rumoured 5.7mm thickness when unfolded may be correct. The smooth hinge action can also be clearly seen.