Google Pixel 3 XL Clearly White variant revealed in new set of live images

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Google Pixel 3 XL Clearly White variant revealed in new set of live images
Following a 360-degree render last month that showed off the complete design of the Pixel 3 XL and a set of photos that showcased the smartphone in black, new live images have now appeared online revealing what seems to be a prototype of the upcoming Cleary White variant of Google’s next flagship.

Once again confirming previous leaks, the black front panel is dominated by a tall display complete with a relatively large notch and chin, although the remaining portions of bezel have seen a significant reduction in size. Also, an upgrade to the selfie setup has been made in the form of two sensors instead of the typical one, while in between these sits the in-ear speaker which doubles as a front-facing stereo speaker when coupled with the one present on the bottom chin. Switching over to the rear, although slightly less noticeable because of the color, the images do reconfirm the presence of a dual-tone construction which is seemingly created by using a frosted finish on one section, and a glossy finish on the remaining glass, thus removing the aluminum portion that has previously been featured. 

In terms of what can be expected internally from Google’s Pixel 3 XL, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 should power the device alongside 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. However, as confirmed by the images, a 4GB of RAM model with 64GB of internal storage is also in the works. This will be coupled with upgraded cameras on both the front and rear, and stock Android 9.0 P straight out of the box. Furthermore, while it’s unclear how large the battery pack will be, wireless charging support is expected to be included.

Currently, if Google chooses to follow in its previous footsteps, the Pixel 3 XL will most likely launch alongside the regular Pixel 3 on October 4, followed by a release later that month. In terms of pricing, though, no information has appeared as of yet.


source: dr.guru via: XDA Developers
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