Google Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro Fold: Leak names colors and provides official wallpapers in advance
It’s the weekend and once again the most popular time for Pixel leaks, at least for Kamila Wojciechowska, who has fewer specs this time around, but plenty of images to offer. But first, here’s the list of color options currently planned for the four Pixel phones, which can be determined from the codenames of the wallpapers, although Google can of course still decide on other names. autumn here. Furthermore, it cannot be ruled out that certain colors will not be released or will be launched later.
According to the leak from Android Authority, the successor to the Pixel 8 (available here on Amazon) will be available in Jade, Obsidian, Peony And Porcelainwhile the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro will be available in Hazelnut, Obsidian, Porcelain And Pink. Only two colors are known so far for the Pixel Pro 9 Fold (Pixel Fold 2), which should be available in Obsidian And Porcelain (the latter is also called “Gold” in connection with Google’s foldable).
The background images below are all themed “Swirling Petals” and, unlike previous generations of Pixel, they were likely designed directly by Google, not by artists.
Wallpapers
You can download the original wallpapers here. The Google Drive folder was provided by Android Authority. Previews of wallpapers can be seen below.
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