Google's answer to the iPhone: Pixel 5 leaked and the network angry

Eight months before launch, it appears that the first Google Pixel 5 smartphone image leaked to the network. It's a smartphone backdrop, and despite the seemingly limited image, users in the world are furious at the controversial

Google's answer to the iPhone: Pixel 5 leaked and the network angry

For the past four years, Google has been manufacturing the Pixel devices, and these are Android-based smartphones that come with a perfectly clean interface and receive updates before everyone else. While it looks like the fifth-generation launch of the series will only be in October, high-quality images of what appears to be the Pixel 5 XL have leaked to the network. The images were posted by the YouTube Front Page Tech that published "First Look at Smartphone". At this point, only the smartphone's back image was allegedly leaked, but this image also received quite a few comments, mostly negative from users who hoped the smartphone would not launch in the leaked design.

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The photos show that on the back of the smartphone, a U-shaped rear photo array, and inside three photo sensors, one of which is rumored to be a wide-lens sensor, a feature many users have been asking for years for Google to integrate, and in fact align with Samsung, LG and even Apple. The serial leaker OnLeaks tweeted a picture of the Pixel 5 on Twitter and wrote "No way! Created by Google" and Imoji laughs. Programmers have also been reported to have found initial evidence of Google's new smartphone within the Android source code. The mentions don't suggest much about smartphones, as Google may release the Pixel 5 and Pixel 5XL like previous years.