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Google Pixel 4: Four big features we want to see

Google Pixel 4: Four big features we want to see

Posted on April 26, 2019 By Jarvis

With the Samsung Galaxy S10 and the Huawei P30 Pro both now on the shelves, our minds are starting to wonder what else could be in store for some other 2019 flagships. Notably Google’s Pixel 4.

The Google Pixel 4 isn’t going to be Google’s next smartphone, as that honour will likely to fall to whatever the brand announces during its I/O conference at the beginning of May. Strong rumours point to this being the constantly leaked Pixel 3a, alongside a larger XL version.
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