Latest Pixel 4 XL photo leak corroborates Snapdragon 855 and more specs
Google Pixel 4 series concept render
Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 and a 6.2-inch display
Moving the focus away from the Pixel 4's internals and over to its externals, today's leak reveals the presence of a large 6.23-inch display. This is slightly smaller than the 6.3-inch panel that was previously reported and down by 0.07-inches when compared to the Pixel 3 XL’s display. One number that isn’t smaller, however, is the pixel density.
The Pixel 4 XL’s taller 19:9 display arrives accompanied by a slightly higher 2960 x 1440p resolution designed to accommodate the extra space created by the slimmer bezels. This, in turn, results in a pixel density of 540ppi which is an increase of 17ppi over the Pixel 3 XL’s display. It’s not much of a difference but it’ll undoubtedly be met with praise by hardcore tech fans that like to constantly compare devices.
Completing the Google Pixel 4 XL’s internal package should be a 3,700mAh battery paired with fast charge support and Android 10 straight out of the box. An IP68 water and dust resistance rating will likely be part of the package too.
A dual-camera setup will extend Google's photography lead
In addition to all of the internal components mentioned above, the Google Pixel 4 XL will also feature an all-new dual-camera setup on the rear. This will include a 12-megapixel main camera and a 16-megapixel sensor that's paired with a telephoto lens which, when combined with Super Res Zoom, can support 8x zoom. Also present is a ‘spectral sensor’ and a dual-tone LED flash.
Google Pixel 4 XL concept render
The Google Pixel 3 duo features two front-facing cameras but the presence of the Project Soli radar this year means there isn’t room for a second selfie sensor on the Pixel 4. To offer all previous functionalities, it seems the flagship will feature a wide-angle camera as standard that’ll also offer the option of regular photos via a combination of cropping and Super Res Zoom. To help avoid warped buildings in wide-angle photos, Google has reportedly developed a new algorithm that corrects everything.
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