Someone who claimed to be a former Google tester recently shared an authentic image of the upcoming Google Pixel 8 Pro smartphone on Reddit. Along with the idea, they also disclosed some significant specifications.
Leaked photos are reportedly from a Google Devices team prototype. It adds credibility to previous rumors. The device, called “husky” internally, has 12GB Samsung LPDDR5 RAM and 128GB SK Hynix ROM.
Furthermore, the bootloader references “rip current,” which appears to be associated with the chipset. Upon investigation, The Google Tensor G2, previously codenamed “cloud ripper” or GS201 corresponds to this mention.
According to previous reports, both the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro will be powered by the Tensor G3 chipset. Notably, the Tensor G3 also bears the codename “Zuma,” as indicated on the rear of the testing device.
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A label affixed to the back of the phone specifies that it is a test unit intended solely for “testing/evaluation” purposes. It emphasizes that the device lacks authorization from the FCC and is exclusively employed for “internal testing and development.”
Reports suggest this new Google Pixel 8 Pro boasts a 50MP primary camera and a 64MP ultra-wide-angle lens. A 5x telephoto lens. An unusual temperature sensor can also be observed beneath the flash, signifying a design departure from the previous generations.
