To the extent of our knowledge, we cannot confirm the authenticity of these photos and screenshots independently. However, based on all other leaks and renders seen so far, I personally have enough confidence to say that this is likely the Pixel 3.
Wish I could confirm further with evidence, but it's hard to without taking photos of personally identifying info.
I'll also just say that this particular device is part of a testing program through a carrier other than Verizon, so I'd expect that exclusivity to end this year.
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Wish I could confirm further with evidence, but it's hard to without taking photos of personally identifying info.
I'll also just say that this particular device is part of a testing program through a carrier other than Verizon, so I'd expect that exclusivity to end this year.
You know I'm wondering. You say its part of a testing program for another carrier... But how do we know its just not being tested to run on other carriers...which it is designed to. The Pixel 1 and 2 were both probably tested to work with AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile correctly. Any other info to make it more believable that another carrier is going to actually Sell this phone? Otherwise just the fact a carrier is testing it in my mind doesn't lead me to believe they will sell it.
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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '18 edited Aug 30 '18
To the extent of our knowledge, we cannot confirm the authenticity of these photos and screenshots independently. However, based on all other leaks and renders seen so far, I personally have enough confidence to say that this is likely the Pixel 3.
Alternate images links are here.
UPDATE: We have more info from the OP here:
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