Sony's new phone revealed before the official announcement

Sony's new phone revealed before the official announcement

Although Sony has not officially confirmed that its next phone will be Xperia 10 VIII, the image shared by Android Headlines leaves little room for doubt.

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24/08/2026
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Miguel Patinha Dias

A Sony has already announced that she will be making a special presentation this week, which should serve to officially launch a new model of her mobile phones. According to the rumors that have circulated, the phone in question will be Xperia 10 VIII.

 

Although the Japanese company has not officially confirmed that the announcement will be from Xperia 10 VIII or even revealed any details about the device, it seems that Android Headlines has anticipated and shared what appears to be one of the promotional images of the device.

The image in question allows us to see the back face of Xperia 10 VIII, confirming that we can expect a camera with two sensors and a similar design – as we see today on Google’s Pixel phones.

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Miguel Patinha Dias

In addition, the mobile phone features a design similar to that of the predecessor with straighter and less rounded lines than we usually see on most phones.

We'll just have to wait for this Tuesday, day august 25, to learn more details about Xperia 10 VIII but according to the latest rumors, the phone should be released with a Snapdragon 6 processor Gen 3 and 8GB of RAM.

There are also signs that the device has pre-installed Android 16.

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