Google Pixel 8 Pro Images Leak, Revealing New Matte Finish And Possible Temperature Sensor – News18

Google’s subsequent flagship Pixel telephones—prone to be referred to as the Pixel 8 and the Pixel 8 Pro—are anticipated to launch this fall. They will probably be powered by the third-generation Tensor chipset and have a design reminiscent to the present Pixel 7 collection, with just a few modifications. Until now, solely idea renders and a quick video of the upcoming gadgets was accessible, however now, photographs of what seems to be the Pixel 8 Pro within the flesh, have leaked on Reddit.

As noticed by DroidLife, the now deleted Reddit publish revealed the photographs of the purported Pixel 8 Pro. As per the photographs, the Pixel 8 Pro may get 12GB RAM made by Samsung, and 128GB as base storage. The photographs additionally verify the telephone’s inside codename, ‘Husky.’

The again of the telephone has a triple-lens digicam system, which is prone to embrace a wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle, and telephoto lens, in addition to a brand new sensor that some studies counsel is a temperature sensor.

Per an earlier leak by 91Mobiles, the video of the alleged Pixel 8 Pro revealed the same sensor, and identical again design, albeit in a white colourway. So, it might be potential that the brand new sensor makes its strategy to the ultimate mannequin as nicely.

The design and aesthetics are similar to the present Pixel 7 collection—except the matte end on the again glass—which was beforehand shiny. If that is the ultimate product, it should tackle a long-standing criticism from Pixel followers concerning the fingerprint-magnet shiny finishes of the Pixel 6 and seven collection telephones.

As famous by DroidLife, the bottom reveals a number of stickers that counsel the leaked gadget in photographs is a check gadget “FOR TEST/EVALUATION ONLY” and isn’t the retail mannequin—meant to be bought.

The Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro are anticipated to be launched in October—as Google has traditionally launched its gadgets in October—after Apple and Samsung have launched their very own telephones.