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12-06-2024, 02:12 PM
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Real-world images of an apparent Google Pixel 9a prototype have appeared online.
The images corroborate previous design-related changes, such as a rejigged camera housing.
The Google Pixel 9a (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9a-3479179/) is expected to launch next year, and initial pictures and renders show a design that differs from the Pixel 9 series (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9-3365966/). Now, real-world pictures of the apparent Pixel 9a have leaked again.
Twitter user feni_book (https://x.com/feni_book/status/1864698852584116696) posted two pictures showing what appears to be a Pixel 9a prototype, although it’s unclear if they were the actual source for these images. In any event, the back of the phone shows unique patterns and a different logo in place of the typical Google logo. These markings are typically used to identify individual prototypes in order to prevent and clamp down on leaks. The back of the phone and a sticker also mention that this is an “EVT,” or engineering validation test device, which is a type of prototype. Check out the images below.
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9a-prototype-leak-3506266/)
Real-world images of an apparent Google Pixel 9a prototype have appeared online.
The images corroborate previous design-related changes, such as a rejigged camera housing.
The Google Pixel 9a (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9a-3479179/) is expected to launch next year, and initial pictures and renders show a design that differs from the Pixel 9 series (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9-3365966/). Now, real-world pictures of the apparent Pixel 9a have leaked again.
Twitter user feni_book (https://x.com/feni_book/status/1864698852584116696) posted two pictures showing what appears to be a Pixel 9a prototype, although it’s unclear if they were the actual source for these images. In any event, the back of the phone shows unique patterns and a different logo in place of the typical Google logo. These markings are typically used to identify individual prototypes in order to prevent and clamp down on leaks. The back of the phone and a sticker also mention that this is an “EVT,” or engineering validation test device, which is a type of prototype. Check out the images below.
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-9a-prototype-leak-3506266/)