Oliver Haslam·

Google Confirms Pixel 4 Camera Setup And Design

Google’s unannounced Pixel 4 has been steadily leaking over the past few weeks. But with a launch still months away Google has taken the somewhat unusual step of cutting those leaks down in their tracks by sharing an image of the unannounced phone itself.

Renders of the Pixel 4 have been swirling around social media during the past week and appeared to show a change in design for this year’s handset.

Notably, the Pixel 4 was said to include multiple cameras which is something the company has steadfastly refused to do to date. Now, Google has confirmed that there are indeed additional cameras around the back of the Pixel 4 by sharing its own image.

In a tweet shared yesterday Google shared the image and teased the world by saying “Wait ‘til you see what it can do”.

The image definitely confirms that there are two rear-facing cameras in play here, along with a square camera bump that looks very much like the one that is said to be on the 2019 iPhone. Also notable is that there is no fingerprint sensor on the back of the device, either.

This move by Google is certainly an unusual one, but given previous Pixel phones have leaked extensively prior to their launch it may be a sign that the company will be much more willing to speak about its upcoming phone even before it’s announced. If that’s the case we could be in for quite the ride ahead of the expected Pixel 4 October launch window.

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