Yet another Google Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL leak shows a third color variant. The black color had already been released by Google itself, while the white color was released last week. And the third variant is the color "Coral", according to the images leaked last Sunday morning (8).
Ben Geskin posted via the Weibo account on Twitter all the colors of the Google Pixel 4. The images only show the rear glass panel, which doesn't have a distinct hue, but presumably Google is sticking to black fronts to better mask all the upper sensors. .
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- Ben Geskin (@BenGeskin) September 8, 2019Historically, there are three color variants each year. The black model features an on/off button with a slight highlight, rather than being entirely dark as in previous generations. The white Pixel 4 uses an orange on/off switch, with the camera's black square making for a nice contrast.
The color "Coral", identified by Weibo, is an orange hue, but more pink than red. The front is black, and given the front angle and the protective film that stretches over the edge, it's difficult to determine the color of the side frame. Another image also shows the Google 'G' logo on the bottom of the Pixel 4, in a darker coral. However, the power button is lighter and appears to be peach in color.
As for specs, the new Google Pixel is likely to come with 6GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 855 processor. One of last year's biggest upgrades will be with the rear camera. There's rumored to be a dual-lens snapper, complete with 8x zoom, enhanced night photography, and some special action photography modes.
The Google preview also showed a feature called Motion Sense, made possible by the Soli radar that Google is working on: It will allow you to control your smartphone without actually touching it.
