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Although we don't have them here, fans of clean stock Android UIs should be interested to know when the next Google Pixel 8 series smartphones will launch. The company looked to have 'accidentally' revealed the Pixel 8 Pro on its website yesterday. But it wasn't till today that we had official news of its launch date.

Google is comically bad at keeping secrets when it comes to their Pixel lineup, with Pixel smartphones consistently leaked prior to launch in the past. Now, it’s time for the Google Pixel 8 Pro to get leaked and it was actually Google itself that accidentally did so.

If previous Google Pixel product launches are anything to go by, the company is set to release the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro in October. Yet, the ‘a’ version of the phone, the Pixel 8a, is already spotted on Geekbench.

Recently, we have been bombarded with leaks and rumours about the Pixel 8 Pro. Previously, we mentioned that the phone could come in 3 colours- Licorice, Porcelain, and Sky. This time, this phone could feature the Audio Magic Eraser.

As of now, we know the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro could come in October. If everything goes smoothly, the phones could arrive as expected. Recently, a reliable leaker has exposed more information about these two variants.

At the moment, there is no official release date for the Google Pixel 8. However, if everything goes smoothly, we could see the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro debut in California this October.

Recently, we have had a lot of rumours about the Google Pixel 8. However, one rumour attracted everyone’s attention, its price. With that said, a reliable source might have revealed the phone’s true value.

According to Android Authority, there are new information after the updates about the Pixel 8 and Pixel Pro 8 last month. 

When it comes to hardware, Google is horrible at keeping secrets, with a majority of its Pixel lineup being leaked or even spotted in the wild long before their launches. The trend is continuing with the upcoming Google Pixel 8 series too, as its camera specs have allegedly been leaked.

Can smartphones replace digital cameras today? The answer used to be "no", but these days it depends. Sure, nobody uses compact cams anymore. But proper digital cameras are still used by enthusiasts. But larger mobile camera sensors could blur the divide more, and Google could be the next to do so for its 2023 flagship.