Google will officially take the wraps off the Pixel 4 range at its Made by Google event on October 15th. The handset has been the subject of numerous leaks in the past. In fact, it was leaked so often that Google officially revealed a teaser image of the handset in June. Today, we have yet another leak of the handset that spills the beans about the handset’s innards along with its box contents.
The new report falls in line with earlier leaks about the Pixel 4, confirming that both pixel devices will run the latest Snapdragon 855 processor bundled with 6GB of RAM and 64GB/128GB of built-in storage. Besides, the new leak mentions of a ‘Pixel Neural Core’, which is possibly some marketing related term that replaces last year’s ‘Pixel Visual Core’ terminology. Elsewhere, the leak confirms the presence of a 90Hz OLED screen on both models, dual rear cameras, along with the Titan M Security Module.
Below is the complete spec sheet of Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 as per the latest leak.
Google Pixel 4 Specs
Display: 5.7″ Full HD+ Smooth Display (up to 90Hz OLED) – Ambient EQ
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 – Pixel Neural Core
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Storage: 64 GB or 128 GB
Cameras: 12 MP Dual-Pixel & 16 MP Telephoto
Battery: 2800 mAh
Audio: Stereo speakers
Features: Face unlock, Motion Sense
OS: Android OS with 3 years of security and OS updates
Security: Titan M Security Module
Google Pixel 4 XL Specs
Display – 6.3″ Quad HD+ Smooth Display (up to 90Hz OLED) – Ambient EQ
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 – Pixel Neural Core
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Storage: 64 GB or 128 GB
Cameras: 12 MP Dual-Pixel & 16 MP Telephoto
Battery: 3700 mAh
OS: Android OS with 3 years of security and OS updates
Audio: Stereo speakers
Features: Face unlock, Motion Sense
Security: Titan M Security Module
Apart from the spec sheet, the leak also sheds light on the list of items that’ll be included in the box. These include an 18W USB-C charger, a 1-meter USB-C to USB-C cable, a SIM ejector pin, a Quick Switch Adapter, and Quick Start Guide.
Leaks about the Pixel 4 are pouring thick and fast on an almost daily basis. At this rate, we wonder if there’ll be anything we did not know about when Google officially unveils these devices on October 15th.
