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Sony’s Xperia 10 VIII just leaked ahead of its big reveal

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Sony’s Xperia 10 VIII just leaked ahead of its big reveal

Sony's Xperia 10 VIII is anticipated to make its debut on August 25, as per leaked images that have surfaced ahead of the event. The device appears to mirror the design of its predecessor, the Xperia 10 VII, with a flat back, horizontal dual-camera bar, and a side-mounted fingerprint reader. Leaks also suggest that the Xperia 10 VIII will be powered by the same Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 chipset and will come equipped with 8GB of RAM.

However, the extent of Sony's enhancements remains uncertain. Just a few days ago, Android Headlines reported that Sony was set to unveil the Xperia 10 VIII this week. This leaked image, shared by Android Headlines, provides a glimpse of the phone in the wild. It shows a woman holding the device and gazing at the screen. Most notably, the back of the phone is clearly visible, revealing a white finish with a subtle green tint. For those familiar with the Xperia 10 VII, this design evolution is apparent.

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