Google Pixel 4 Launch Event Youtube Live on October 15
Key highlights of the Google Pixel 4 uses a 90Hz OLED display( like the OnePlus 7 Pro), two back cameras, and a time-of-flight sensor (the first multi-rear camera arrangement for a Pixel mobile), and a thick top bezel stuffed with sensors for things like face unlock and air gestures. Air gestures —which expect you to wave your hand over the mobile screen to control it—have been taken a stab at mobile phone previously, typically with poor outcomes. For the Pixel 4, however, Google is utilizing a "Soli" radar sensor that it created in-house, which will ideally make the component increasingly valuable.
Of course, we're expecting two mobile phone this year, one with 5.7-inch and another with 6.3-inch OLED displays. The specs are somewhat behind the challenge, with the Snapdragon 855 rather than the quicker Snapdragon 855+, just 6GB of RAM rather than the 8GB of RAM you get from different mobile brands in this value range, and batteries that appear on the little side.
Google's Pixel mobile phone have consistently been about programming, however. With this release, you'll get Android 10 and most likely the "next-gen" Google Assistant that was declared at Google I/O 2019 as "coming to new Pixel mobiles." There's additionally the Pixel's best in class camera arrangement, which this year incorporates an emphasis on astrophotography.
This year, the expectations are a second-generation Google Home Mini (presumably rebranded the "Google Nest Mini") with better solid and an aux jack, and possibly a Google Pixelbook 2, codenamed "Atlas," that went up at FCC in July. With Google's track record for leaks, we'll most likely hear significantly progressively about these gadgets in the time among now and before the event.
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