In recent weeks, many details about Google’s upcoming Pixel 8 family have been published in various leaks. An image allegedly showing the Pixel 8 Pro appeared recently, and before it many 3D renders were circulated, and according to Android Authority sources, the cameras will take a big leap from Samsung GN1 to GN2 in the main camera and from Sony IMX386 to IMX787 for the ultra-wide angle in the Pro model.
Yogesh Brar, who has shared leaked information about a wide range of phones in recent years, now has it published A complete list of the main specifications of the Pixel 8 Pro:
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Screen: 6.7 inches, with a resolution of 2960 x 1440 pixels, 120 Hz
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System circuit: Tensor G3 + Titan
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Working memory: 12 GB
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Storage: 128/256 GB
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Cameras: 50MP wide angle with optical stabilization, 64MP wide angle, 48MP telephoto, 11MP selfie
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Other devices: thermometer, fingerprint reader with ultrasonic sensor
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System: Android 14
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Battery and charging: 4950 mAh, 27W charging with cable
Last week, Yogesh Brar shared the alleged specifications of the regular Pixel 8:
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Screen: 6.17 inches, with a resolution of 2220 x 1080 pixels, 120 Hz
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System circuit: Tensor G3
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Working memory: 8 GB
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Storage: 128/256 GB
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Cameras: 50 MP wide angle with optical stabilization, 12 MP ultra wide angle, 11 MP selfie
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Other devices: Fingerprint reader with ultrasonic sensor
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System: Android 14
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Battery and charging: 4485 mAh, wired charging 24W, wireless charging 12W
According to Yogesh Brar, both phones are scheduled to be released in October, but the Pixel 8 may go on sale a few weeks before the Pro model.

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