At the I/O 2022 developer conference, Google announced the existence of the Google Pixel 7 series and indicated the lineup will launch in the second part of the year, most likely around fall. The Google Pixel 7 Pro prototype has appeared online as we wait for the official launch, and the backstory is also very intriguing.
My friend bought a slightly used pixel 6 pro on Facebook market place in the states about 2 months ago. Phone came in last month and looked weird as hell . thought this was some tiptoe lane foul move but turned out, the shipper made a mistake an shipped an unreleased pixel 7 pro pic.twitter.com/gFkhpwWBwn
— About40 Clan (@soulpee) July 11, 2022
The smartphone is encased in a hard case, which conceals the majority of the design components, as shown in the pictures the Twitter user uploaded. He did, however, upload a different picture of the back design sans a case.
The rear 'G' branding is absent from the prototype device, and the Google Pixel 6's rear camera design has been somewhat modified. It is available with a glass back and a new Black colour option. The graphic shows Android 13 and the device's codename, "cheetah" (Tiramisu). The vendor may be an OEM supplier of the Pixel 7 series, which is one explanation for this situation that is conceivable.
The excitement of getting an unannounced product, however, was short-lived when Google remotely erased the phone and removed the Android 13 upgrade. There won't be any assistance from Google because the Google Pixel 7 Pro is now stuck in the bootloader. After Google launches it this autumn, the phone may most likely get back to being useable.
The rear 'G' branding is absent from the prototype device, and the Google Pixel 6's rear camera design has been somewhat modified. It is available with a glass back and a new Black colour option. The graphic shows Android 13 and the device's codename, "cheetah" (Tiramisu). The vendor may be an OEM supplier of the Pixel 7 series, which is one explanation for this situation that is conceivable.
The excitement of getting an unannounced product, however, was short-lived when Google remotely erased the phone and removed the Android 13 upgrade. There won't be any assistance from Google because the Google Pixel 7 Pro is now stuck in the bootloader. After Google launches it this autumn, the phone may most likely get back to being useable.
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