Ahead of the launch of the latest Google Pixel, a video of the Pixel 6 Pro prototype went viral online. What does it look like?
Previously, leaks of Google's latest mobile phone has indeed often spread in cyberspace. Even Google itself has spread photos of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro through an ad.
However, there have been no leaks showing the hands-on of the prototype phone. The video itself was distributed by Brandon Lee via the Twitter account @thisistechtoday.
The product on display is said to be a prototype, because the logo on the back of the phone is still upside down.
Maybe this is Google's way of disguising that the prototype is the latest Pixel. But the unique rear camera setup clearly shows that the phone is the Pixel 6 pro.
The video itself is fairly short, only eight seconds long. Then the contents only show the device from various sides. But the leaks of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro that were previously circulating are already complete.
The only mystery of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro that has yet to be revealed is their launch date. However, various previously available information indicates that the launch of the new Pixel duo will take place on October 19.
The Pixel 6 leak that was previously spread was the specifications of the system on a chip used. Namely Google Tensor, a chip designed by Google itself.
When showing Tensor, Google did not explain the technical specifications at all. They're just touting the chip's AI capabilities.
Previously, leaks had emerged regarding the GPU, namely the Mali-A78 used by Samsung in the Exynos 2100. Also the 5G modem chip made by Samsung is integrated in the Tensor.
But now a leak of technical specifications from Tensor has emerged, namely the composition of the cores for the CPU. Based on a report from XDA, which refers to Geekbench test results and information from someone who claims to have a Pixel 6 Pro, the composition of cores in Tensor is unique.
These are two high-performance Cortex-X1 2.802GHz cores, two 2.253GHz Cortex-A76 high-performance cores, and four Cortex-A55 power-saving cores.