The images reveal what appears to be a prototype of the upcoming phone from the Chinese company OnePlus, whose front and back are shown, and the interface image reveals that the company may continue to use the flat screen that I used in my phone (OnePlus 8) OnePlus 8, and (OnePlus 8T) OnePlus 8T.
The OnePlus 9 comes with a 6.55-inch flat screen, with a hole for the front camera in the upper-left corner.
It is noteworthy that the phone (OnePlus 8 Pro) OnePlus 8 Pro had a curved screen on both sides, but the curvature led to unintended screen touches, compared to flat screens.
According to PhoneArena - which specializes in technology news - the OnePlus 9 will offer a screen with a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels, with a high refresh rate of 120 Hz.
According to the report, the OnePlus 9 phone contains a Snapdargon 888 processor, which is the latest processor of the American company Qualcomm, which will be seen in most of the leading smartphones that will be launched during 2021. The phone will also support 5G networks.
The image of the back of the phone reveals a bump for the rear cameras in the upper left corner. There is also the phrase Ultrashot that was not seen in any of the company's previous phones, so it is not known if it will remain in the final version of the phone, or be removed. The leak does not reveal the specifications of the three rear cameras, but it seems that the first will be the main one, the second for ultra-wide photography, and the third may be used to record depth, or to photograph close objects.
Other leaks related to the upcoming OnePlus 9 include the battery capacity that is said to be 4,500 mAh. And programmatically, the phone will run Android 11 from Google with the OnePlus' Oxygen = S user interface.
The phone will provide random access memory (RAM) size of 8 GB, and memory for internal storage with a capacity of 128 GB, and the phone may come with other options, with regard to memory.
There is no confirmed release date for the OnePlus 9, but it is likely to happen during the spring months of next year.
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