Main articles: Pixel 3, OnePlus 6T, Google Home Hub and more

In this week's best stories: More Pixel 3 leaks show Google's new phone and its accessories

As usual, Pixel leaks dominated the news cycle this week with several new looks on Google's projects. We received new images of the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL in official Google cases, as well as new close-ups on the phone, which gave us new details about the camera. We also reported a first potential preview of Google's Pixel Stand.

Following Apple's first iPhone XS comments on the Web this week, we noticed a critical model highlighting Apple's new smart camera. Not too bad for a year old camera, huh?

Since their beginnings, Google's Pixel smartphones are distinguished by the camera. Google remained ahead of the race with its Pixel 2 device lineup, but this month, Apple has been trying to challenge the champion with major improvements on its new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. Now that the reviews on iPhone XS are entered, it seems that Google is always ahead …

Another big story this week was our first look at the Google Home Hub. Our first look at the device has leaked, revealing even several of the key specifications of the device. Surprisingly, it could even undermine the rest of the smart screen market with a whopping $ 149.

More details on the OnePlus 6T have also been released on the Web this week thanks to a leaked rendering. Although the rendering shows us only a small part of the camera, it confirms some details such as the removal of the rear fingerprint sensor and the dual camera matrix.

This first rendering shows us only the top third of the phone, but even this small detail confirms some interesting details … we can basically confirm that this phone will always offer two cameras. A few weeks ago, rumors began to circulate that the OnePlus 6T would offer three cameras, but this rendering can put an end to these rumors. Another advantage is that the rear fingerprint sensor has disappeared.

After a few months of availability of Android 9 Pie on Google Pixel devices, a new version of the latest update of Samsung has also been released. The company's design makes major changes to the platform's appearance, but this first release still has some bugs.

Android 9 Pie has been out for a little over a month so far, but apart from Google, OnePlus and Essential, there have not been many updates. This week, we have our first look at the Samsung Pie on the Galaxy S9 +, and everything has changed …

Our own Damien Wilde also looked closely at two new cameras this week, with full reviews of the Huawei Y9 and the Moto E5 series.

Kyle Bradshaw also took a first look at a first version of the Chromium browser on Google's Fuschia operating system.

Google has a long history of running its Chromium web browser on its future Fuchsia operating system under development. We can now see the first fruits of this effort, with a practical look at chrome for fuchsia.

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