Three days ahead of the launch of the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, the handsets accidentally appear on Best Buy Canada's site, giving us a peek into the images and specs of the devices. The photos show the Just Black and Clearly White models (no Oh So Orange variant in sight).
And we learn a bit about how the camera software on these phones will help you "take studio-like photos anywhere." That there is "nothing new to learn and no editing required." You just need to point and then shoot. The promotional material also shows that Quick Gestures is coming, a feature made possible by the Soli chip. And we also learn that unlimited original quality backup for Google Photos will be available for these phones.
Best Buy's listing also shows the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL being pitted against each other and the Pixel 3 XL, giving a rundown of the specs that have been leaked in the past. The new piece of information is that Google seems to have ditched the in-display fingerprint sensor for Face Unlock. We'll learn on Tuesday whether this is true or not. Best Buy has since taken down the listing, but it showed that those who wanted to pre-order the 64GB variant of either model can do so for $50.
Source: GSMArena