News & Reviews:   Google Pixel 4

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+.

Google has unveiled more information regarding the desktop mode which will be shipped along with its mobile operating system, Android Q. Based on xda-developers.com, Google has been quietly in the talks with various developers to have their apps reworked to support foldable, multi-display and even large-screen devices. That being said, with Google Pixel 4 shipping with Android Q pre-installed, is it safe to assume that Google will showcase the desktop mode on the said device during launch.