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Next-generation Pixel codenames are good to know, but we’ve known about the muskie and walleye for a while now. The interesting part of the blog’s report is the existence of a third new smartphone that is said to be codenamed “taimen.” The blog’s sources insist that the codename refers to a new smartphone that is in development at Google, and the device apparently might not fall into the Pixel family.

The only other detail worth noting in the report is that the taimen is said to be a very large device ??? which makes sense when you consider that taimen are??very large fish in the salmon family ??? and that it may be even larger than the Pixel 2 XL. How big is it? What are the phone’s key features? When will it be released? The answers to these questions and more remain a mystery, but hopefully not for long now that the phone’s existence has been revealed.
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