Photos Of Google’s Upcoming Pixel 3 Smartphone Leaked

Google will most likely be launching their new Pixel 3 smartphones in a few months. For the most part the leaks that we’ve come across largely focus on the larger Pixel 3 XL, but now thanks to a post on Reddit (via 9to5Google), alleged real-life photos the smaller Pixel 3 have found their way online.

The front of the phone looks like most smartphones, but if you look closely, there is a dual camera setup on the front which is in line with most of the rumors we’ve heard so far. The screenshot also confirms the “pill” button at the bottom which will allow users to use gesture to interact with the phone, similar to the iPhone X.

Last we heard the feature would be enabled by default for Pixel 3 smartphones, but can be disabled if users don’t want it, and it can also be enabled on other devices. Also according to the rumors, the Pixel 3 is expected to remain a Verizon exclusive, but the poster on Reddit claims that might not be the case.

According to the poster (who has since deleted their Reddit account), “Wish I could confirm further with evidence, but it’s hard to without taking photos of personally identifying info. I’ll also just say that this particular device is part of a testing program through a carrier other than Verizon, so I’d expect that exclusivity to end this year.” Take it with a grain of salt for now, but last we heard, the Pixel 3 could be launched on the 9th of October.

Tyler Lee
Categories: Cellphones, Rumors
Tags: Google, Google Pixel 3