During the Google Pixel 4 launch, Google also unveiled their “new Google Assistant”. The brand new assistant still comes with the abilities of its predecessor with some revamps and redesigns. 

Google has announced that the Pixel 4 series has been unveiled in the United States, starting from the price USD799(~RM3348). The new smartphone by Google comes with the innovative Radar technology, which is built into the notch of the smartphone that allows users to interact with the Pixel 4 without physically touching it.

Less than a month away till the launch of the Google Pixel 4 series. Reports have come in, giving us the speculated names of the devices as well as the price which may start from 820 Euro (~RM3772).

We still have a few flagships to get hyped about before the end of the year. One of them is the much anticipated Google Pixel 4. The smartphone has been speculated to launch on the 15th of October and now, ahead of the launch, a torrent of leaks have emerged.

We only have a few flagships left this year and it’s hard not to be excited about it. After all, these are the best ones we’ve been waiting for. A leaked video of the upcoming Google Pixel 4 has surfaced allegedly showing off the device. The device features a huge top bezel alongside the square camera module.

We’ve still got a few more flagships to watch out for before the end of 2019. The Google Pixel 4 and Google Pixel 4 XL are one series we’re all excited for and if they are following their previous trends, we may be seeing this smartphone launched in October. New leaked info have emerged mentioning that the device may be featuring a 90Hz display.

An artist has created renders of what the Google Pixel 4 may look like based on leaks. Based on reports, the Google Pixel 4’s back may come with a square setup on the top left of the device, similar to Apple’s iPhone XI’s leaks. 

Just yesterday, Google has probably done a good marketing stunt by confirming how the upcoming Google Pixel 4 looks like, showing a triple rear camera module in a box-shaped formation with the LED flash. The first official render was in black, so it was kinda hard to see the overall body but designer Albama Fadhal took this matter and showed us a clearer look.

Ever since the Google Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL was introduced, there isn't a lot of rumours about the Google Pixel 4 and we don't really expect to see it in the news. But just a few hours ago, Google has made an official announcement on its Twitter page that the Pixel 4 series is under development and the square-shaped rear camera setup is real.

According to Youtuber Jon Prosser, the upcoming Google Pixel 4 may not come with any physical buttons but instead be replaced with capacitive touch buttons, similar to vivo’s concept phone, the vivo APEX 2019. In addition, the Pixel 4 may also ditch the notch and opt for a punch hole display similar to the Samsung Galaxy S10+.