Google launched the Pixel 5 smartphone in September this year. Now, almost three months later, reports of the successor to the Pixel 5, the Google Pixel 6 smartphone, have already begun to flood the Internet.
According to the latest Slash Leaks report (via GizChina), Google’s next-generation Pixel smartphone will feature subtle changes compared to its predecessor. For example, on the back of the phone will be a square-shaped camera module located on the left side. It has four holes, two of which are supposedly for the camera and the other two are for the LED flash and sensor. This setting is similar to what we saw in the case of the Pixel 5 smartphone.
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Google Pixel 6 (SlashLeak via GizChina)
The front of the phone, on the other hand, is different. Shared images show that the next-generation Pixel phone will not have a perforated screen, as is the case with this year’s Pixel 5 smartphone. Instead, it comes with a camera sensor that doesn’t appear under the screen. “There’s no hole for the front camera,” the image says.
Needless to say, it’s not the first time we’ve heard reports from a Pixel 5 successor. In the past two months, several reports have hinted that Google is working on a phone called the Pixel 5 Pro. However, these reports were rejected by the famous tipster Jon Prosser who said the phone was not real.