Google Pixel 2 live photos emerge

A new leak has appeared allegedly showing a Pixel 2 device in the wild.

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Google's Pixel smartphone was one of the best phones of last year, and the company has already confirmed that its successor would come this year. The Pixel 2 is certainly one of the most anticipated smartphones this year, and as the launch date approaches, we are getting a better idea of how the phone will look.

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A new leak has appeared allegedly showing a Pixel 2 device in the wild. According to the photos, Google once again won't go for a dual camera setup. Earlier reports mention that the company will ditch the 3.5mm headphone jack, which appears to be a trend this year.

Read also: Qualcomm's Snapdragon 836 will debut with the Pixel 2

We recently learned that the Pixel 2 should be the first phone to feature Qualcomm's yet-to-be-announced Snapdragon 836 platform. We saw the same scenario last year when Qualcomm debuted the Snapdragon 821 with Google's Pixel.

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The new leak also shows a fingerprint sensor positioned on the back of the device, meaning that the company won't try to embed it under the display like many others have supposedly tried and failed.

Read also: Google Pixel XL 2 looks amazing in the new concept video

NEWS SOURCE:gsmarena.com

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