Google Tweets What the Pixel 4 Looks Like Shortly After Renders of the Smartphone Were Leaked

Google Tweets What the Pixel 4 Looks Like Shortly After Renders of the Smartphone Were Leaked

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Shortly after renders of the Pixel 4 were shared across several publications and after allegedly leaked images of Pixel 4 XL came through, Google does the unthinkable. Normally, phone companies will keep their devices under wraps while maintaining the secrecy of the design, hardware, and features of their upcoming flagship, but the company has shared with the world what the Pixel 4 will potentially look like when it is officially launched. Without keeping you waiting unnecessarily, here’s what the upcoming handset will look like.

According to what Google has shared through its @madebygoogle Twitter handle, just the backside of the Pixel 4 has been shared on the micro-blogging social media account. The Pixel 4 seems to have a large camera hump at the back, similar to what the upcoming iPhone range is expected to sport as well.

Google Tweets What the Pixel 4 Looks Like Shortly After Renders of the Smartphone Were Leaked

Jun 12, 2019, 7:15pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/google-tweets-pixel-4-image/ > Shortly after renders of the Pixel 4 were shared across several publications and after allegedly leaked images of Pixel 4 XL came through, Google does the unthinkable. Normally, phone companies will keep their devices under wraps while maintaining the secrecy of the design, hardware, and features of their upcoming flagship, but the company has shared with the world what the Pixel 4 will potentially look like when it is officially launched. Without keeping you waiting unnecessarily, here’s what the upcoming handset will look like. > According to what Google has shared through its @madebygoogle Twitter handle, just the backside of the Pixel 4 has been shared on the micro-blogging social media account. The Pixel 4 seems to have a large camera hump at the back, similar to what the upcoming iPhone range is expected to sport as well.