Google ‘s phones have been known to have the best camera on any smartphone, and the company just tweeted an image of the Pixel 4, a smartphone that people will get to see in October. The tweet comes after renders of the device were published in recent days, revealing a change in design language from Google’s previous devices. “Wait ‘til you see what it can do,” the Pixel team tweeted.
The official image clearly shows at least two rear cameras and a third sensor in a large camera bump on the phone’s back. This looks a lot like last year’s Huawei Mate 20 Pro, that has a similar rear matrix camera array at the top center of the phone. Apart from that, we see what looks to be a white or gray power button and the company’s G logo.
The last few Pixel phones have extensively leaked weeks and sometimes months before Google formally announced them, so this time the company is clearly trying to control the narrative of its next major flagship.
Last year, Pixel 3 leaked too much such that by the time it was shown off year, it had already been photographed, featured in lengthy hands-on videos, had its camera tested, and even accidentally left in a ride sharing car. The company has never explained how the Pixel 3 made its way out into the world to such an unusual extent well before Google’s October 2018 event.
If you are a fan of smartphone camera photography, we don’t expect Google to disappoint with the Pixel 4.
