Google is getting ready to release its latest flagship series, Google Pixel 4. Recently, a series of renders of these smartphones hit the rumor mill. According to the design, these phones will use a punch-hole camera design and one of the models will use a dual front camera setup. From the renders, the bezels are ultra-thin and the speakers are hidden on the top and bottom. For the first time, Google will also use a dual rear camera setup.
Looking at the recent concept design by @PhoneDesigner, the screen ratio is quite high and the classic panda white colour coupled with black lining on the sides gives this device a premium feel. From previous reports, Google Pixel 4 will comes with a dual-card capability and if nothing else, the new smartphone will be pre-installed with the Android Q system.
Since the first Pixel launch in 2016, Google has become accustomed to launching its flagship product in October, so the Pixel 4 series is expected to be available in October this year. However, before the arrival of the Pixel 4 series, the company will likely release the mid-range version of the Pixel 3 series.
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Let them get their software right. Same bugs issues since 1 st pixel with screen etc. On pure android. Necus was good. Price went up product we t down