This is how Google Pixel 4 looks like, Know more

Earlier this year Google announced affordable versions of the Pixel 3, but it is still due to launch the more advanced and latest Pixel 4 series. Rumours have started flooding the internet giving us an early vision of how the new handsets might look like.

Google has posted a teaser image of how the new Pixel flagship device looks like. A tweet by Google's 'Made by Google' account says, "Well, since there seems to be some interest, here you go! Wait 'til you see what it can do. #Pixel4"

The teaser image displays a jet black smartphone with the logo 'G' at the bottom and on the top left a square camera module. For a minute it looks almost unbelievable as it takes you back when the first 2019 iPhone leaks started appearing. The camera module looks a bit awkward and comprises dual cameras. Google may finally implement a hardware change after three generations of the Pixel.

As of now, Google has managed to produce some of the best images taken from a smartphone, simply using a camera and magical software. As of now, the second camera functionality is not known. In addition to the two cameras, there is a LED flash on the bottom and on the top, there is another hole, which is guessed as a spectral sensor, basically used to help deal with lights or strobe screens or could be a sensor of flight time, that can measure distance bouncing against the light.

There is no fingerprint sensor specifically on the back, which also mean that the new Pixel 4 will come with on-screen fingerprint scanning technology. Recently it was reported that Android Q would provide native support for facial recognition, so we can also guess a security mechanism of facial recognition. Moreover, the later design of the phone looks different from the previous generation of Pixel phones that had a glossy finish on the top and a great matte finish underneath. The area around the screen was also cut, which make it look considerably better than earlier models.

As per speculation, the new Pixel 4 should include the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset and may be up to 6 GB of RAM. The front screen could finally be without a bezel with a drilling chamber system. Of course, it will run on Android Q and is likely to launch in early October.