Google a few weeks ago showed a teaser image of the Pixel 4’s rear, confirming the phone will feature a dual-lens camera placed inside into a rectangular camera module. Then, Google announced that the Pixel 4 would sport 3D face recognition support that’s going to work differently than Face ID. Also, the company confirmed that the Project Soli radar system will be integrated into the top bezels. In the process, Google confirmed the Pixel 4 will not have a notch, as all the components needed for face recognition and radar-based gestures will occupy a lot of space on top of the phone.
Thanks to Google’s revelations, it’s now relatively easy to recognize a Pixel 4 in the wild, and someone spotted one on a plane, snapping several pictures of the device.
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This is our best look yet at a Pixel 4 in the wild originally appeared on BGR.com on Mon, 12 Aug 2019 at 07:31:04 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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