The phones are so boring, I want to believe this theory of wild pixels 3

Yesterday, Google finally sent out invitations for its annual Oct. 9 event, and even with the preponderance of leaks showing the so-called Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, the announcement immediately revived Google's speculation on the day. .

This brings us to the Front Page Tech (FPT) YouTube channel that, shortly after Google's invitation, posted a video stating that the Google team had contacted them, apparently asking for permission to use a video clip of a video clip. previous FPT episode. at the product event of 9 October.

When things start to get weird, FPT's Pixel 3 coverage has been mainly, in recent weeks, videos hating the Google phone for being ugly and poorly designed. Front Page Tech also claims that Google has contacted a "handful" of other YouTubers, apparently asking permission to use their clips to create "a very specific story" because "all clips are people who make fun of them. . leaks and how terrible the phone looks. "

This brings us to the far-fetched theory of FPT, namely that apparently the only reason Google would ask permission to read video clips of people trafficking the disclosed Pixel 3 is that these "leaks" while Google is preparing to introduce entirely different devices in October.

Now speculation like this is as close to gadgets as gadget blogs, because if it's true, it could be one of the biggest misinformation campaigns a company has been Internet.

However, the number of leaks Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL seems somewhat suspicious. In the last two weeks, almost every day, new reports have been published on unannounced Pixel phones worldwide.

There was the case of several Russian blogs that would have obtained the final production of Pixel 3 XL after they were stolen in transit. There were then numerous reports that an unidentified person spotted a Pixel 3 XL while driving in the Toronto subway. Later, someone posted photos of a classic Pixel 3 showing a flawless design that seemed very different from what we have seen up to now on the Pixel 3 XL. And earlier this week, there was yet another sighting of Pixel 3 XL after the phone would have been left behind a Lyft.

Look, leaks come out. Shit is coming. I understood. But the number of presumed Pixel 3 leaks also means that Google has the most unparalleled security in terms of protecting information on new devices, or that there are simply more problems than what all these leaks have shown up to date. right here. This is not typical for companies like Google.

That said, it's still hard to seriously accept Google Front Page Tech's Google Pixel 3 Bamboozle theory. But deep inside me, I hope he's right. The year 2018 was not the most exciting year for phones, and much of Google's launch event seems to have already been ruined, which has hindered much of the excitement. If these false leaks cause real surprises on October 9, then congratulations to Google. I wish you the best in your train.