Week 40 in review: Pixels everywhere

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We're now knee deep into the busy season of smartphone announcements ahead of the holiday season. After Samsung, LG, Apple and Xiaomi revealed their fall flagships it finally came time for Google to unwrap its new Pixel hardware.

But the Pixels didn't top our list of most read articles - that honor goes to the first substantial leak of the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2018) and its all-screen front.

The unveiling of the Google Pixel 2 and 2 XL ranked quite high in interest in the past week.

The reborn Nokia is very popular too - often making appearances in our Week in review lists. This week it was the Nokia 9's leak that made waves.

The rest of the most read articles is a mix of Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi and Samsung. Check out the full list below to make sure you haven't missed anything.

Samsung's 2018 premium mid-rangers will sport the 18.5:9 screen with minimal bezel we know from the S and Note series.

The Pixel XL 2 boasts an 18:9 screen with slimmer bezels. Both phones offer improved single cameras.

We don't know when it's coming but it looks hot.

So far the leaked renders have focused on its back, but now we get to see its front too.

The Pixel XL 2 boasts a 6" screen with narrow bezels, the 5" Pixel 2 is chunkier.

This is yet another rebranded phone for the Indian market.

It has a dual Leica-branded camera and a brown color option.

The company is also open to unlocking the bootloaders - but Oreo is the priority right now.

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The record overall result comes after 99 in still images and 96 in videos, if you were wondering.

The company has sent out invites to the media.

With no Snapdragon 836 this year, what upgrades would have OnePlus made for the T model?

The Korean company's latest flagship phablet matches the iPhone 8 Plus' overall score of 94.

P-OLED 18:9 screen and something called Pixel Visual Core - perhaps the next-gen in image processing.

Is Xiaomi finally officially entering the US?

They ship with an 18W charger though, so you need to buy a separate charger.

In most places the S8 sells better than the S8+, the older S7 duo has a strong presence.

This looks awfully familiar.

That's the new company record for shipments in a single month.

The new version is available for all supported iPhones and iPads.

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