Google intends to stun with the upcoming release of the Pixel 4 line, which according to the latest leak will debut boasting of a bezel-free display. However, the glorious full-screen design will have a bit of a distraction - a double punch-hole that was seen before with the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus to accommodate the front camera sensor.
The Pixel redesign, according to BGR, was hinted by mobile phone accessory seller Skinomi. The vendor teased a screen protector that it claimed is the exact fit of the next Pixel phone screen. The image that Skinomi shared showed a clear film that supposedly outlines the device's front panel, and visible were cutouts on the upper part of the film.
A horizontally oriented oval hole near the right corner of the protector was prominently seen, which indicated that the Pixel 4 screen was inspired by the Galaxy S10 Plus. It goes without saying that like the Samsung flagship phone, the next Pixel will be blessed with a dual-sensor selfie shooter.
As already indicated, the Pixel 4 is nearly without bezels on all sides and the design was made possible by pushing the phone speaker in the uppermost part of the device. Again, a slim cutout at the top center of the screen protector hinted this gorgeous design render.
Prompted by the leaked photo, blog site SlashLeaks published a concept that took its cue from the suggested Pixel 4 design, and it imagined the Android handset's front and back plates. The render certainly impresses with a stylish touch on both areas. Notably, the rear of the device visualized a camera system that mirrors the front - it has two sensors.
True or not, both the leaked screen protector and the device concept pointed to two things about the Pixel 4. One is that the handset will still possess a killer camera on both sides, which is Google not disappointing smartphone fans that consider the Pixel line as the industry-leading camera phone.
Second and seemingly the most important thing about the upcoming device, Google has finally "cracked one piece of the puzzle," Forbes said in a report. There is now a solid reason to believe that the search giant has found a way to issue beautifully crafted phones starting with the Pixel 4 release.
By any account, the latest Pixel 4 hints generate excitement and the anticipation will be further stoked by the thought that the upcoming model will be greater than the last, in terms of specs and features. It is fair to expect that all the Pixel 4 models will have a more powerful processor, expanded RAM provision and a massive battery to outlast a punishing day-long use.
The best part, of course, about the Pixel 4, which is likely to be released around August 2019, is will have the first crack on the latest version of Google's mobile OS, which at the moment is known as Android Q.
