A massive Pixel 9 leak ruins the suspense ahead of Google's big event
Official promo material just leaked the design, specs, and AI features of the Google Pixel 9 series.
What you need to know
- A new leak claims the standard Pixel 9 will have a 6.3-inch display, while the Pixel 9 Pro could come with 6.3 and 6.8-inch options, and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold will have a 6.3-inch outer and 8-inch main screen.
- The leaked marketing materials also reveal a uniform Tensor G4 chipset for all models, a 12GB RAM on the base model, and 16GB on higher-end models.
- There could also be a built-in malware/phishing filter and Emergency SOS for real-time alerts.
Google plans to launch the Pixel 9 series on August 13, but recent leaks have already revealed much about the phones' hardware and software. A new leak now sheds more light on the design, key specs, and AI features of all four upcoming models.
Steve Hemmerstoffer, aka @OnLeaks on X, has shared some exclusive Google Pixel 9 series marketing materials with 91mobiles. This leak gives us an exciting look at the key features and functions Google plans to showcase at its August launch event.
The leaked marketing materials give us a full rundown of the specs and features of Google's upcoming Pixel 9 series. Early details hint at a 6.3-inch display for the standard Pixel 9. The Pixel 9 Pro is expected to come with slightly larger screens at 6.3 and 6.8 inches, the latter possibly being the Pixel 9 Pro XL. The foldable Pixel 9 Pro Fold is rumored to have a 6.3-inch outer display and a large 8-inch main screen when unfolded.
The Pixel 9 series brings a fresh camera housing design with a noticeable bump on the back, making the new models stand out. The standard Pixel models will presumably have a dual-camera setup, while the Pro versions are expected to feature a triple-lens camera system.
However, there's a discrepancy between this new leak and previous reports on camera specs. The new info suggests the base Pixel 9 will have a 10.5MP front camera and a dual rear setup with a 50MP wide and 48MP ultrawide lens.
The Pixel 9 Pro is rumored to sport a 42MP selfie camera and a triple rear camera array: a 50MP main sensor, a 48MP ultrawide, and a 48MP telephoto lens. The Pixel 9 Pro Fold might feature a 10MP front camera and a triple rear setup with a 48MP main sensor, a 10.5MP ultrawide, and a 10.8MP telephoto lens.
For internal specs, the leak points to a uniform Tensor G4 chip across the entire Pixel 9 series, ensuring consistent performance and AI capabilities to compete with the leading Android phones on the market. The base Pixel 9 is expected to have 12GB of RAM, while the higher-end models will likely come with 16GB.
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The leaked images also reveal the Pixel 9 series' look, showing off four colors: black, light grey, porcelain, and pink. The design features sharply rounded corners, a matte finish on the back, and polished metal edges, matching previous reports.
The Pixel 9 series is expected to be packed with AI-driven features like Gemini AI and Circle to Search. Google is also likely to provide seven years of security updates. Plus, Pixel 9 owners will get access to Pixel Drops, a platform for exclusive features and enhancements.
As per the leaked materials, the Pixel 9 series will also have an Emergency SOS feature for real-time alerts on nearby fires and floods. For security, there's a built-in filter to guard against malware and phishing. Plus, the new Pixel Screenshots feature lets you save and find information from your screenshots easily, helping you keep track of events and places without compromising privacy.
With the Pixel 9 series launch just weeks away, secrecy around the devices is quickly fading. The August 13 event might not have many surprises left, as most of the key details are already out there.
Jay Bonggolto always keeps a nose for news. He has been writing about consumer tech and apps for as long as he can remember, and he has used a variety of Android phones since falling in love with Jelly Bean. Send him a direct message via Twitter or LinkedIn.
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galaxyuser2023 Better to wait for the pixel 10 and the tmsc chip. As long as the pixel keeps using repurposed Samsung exynos (ie tensor) hardware it will continue to overheat and get poor reception when cellphone signals get weaker.Reply -
parksanim
Nah. At current cell phone speeds, few can notice a difference. If you need a phone now, then get one. Your argument mattered 2 years ago. Few people need to care now, with such blazing CPU speeds as they are.galaxyuser2023 said:Better to wait for the pixel 10 and the tmsc chip. As long as the pixel keeps using repurposed Samsung exynos (ie tensor) hardware it will continue to overheat and get poor reception when cellphone signals get weaker.