The Ironic part is that it's probably going to be a Samsung Display too, so google had 0 reason to not go with a better design other than "We didn't have time / didn't want to do it"
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Leaked Google Pixel 4 video
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The Ironic part is that it's probably going to be a Samsung Display too, so google had 0 reason to not go with a better design other than "We didn't have time / didn't want to do it"
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Do you live in the middle of nowhere or a big city?
I'm curious how it handles for shots taken in a city.
Yea it's weird people like nice looking things like cars and clothes too.
Couldn't get photos of the night sky since it got cloudy tonight, but the modded 7.0 apk didn't necessary have astrophotography mode (infinity focus setting is MIA on this build), but it does have a long exposure mode via Night Sight. You can take a regular NS shot (which is faster in 7.0), but if you have your phone steady (via tripod for example), there's a long exposure setting that automatically turns on.
Took three shots of my garage inside my car on my Pixel 2. Regular shot was pitch black (not pictured), regular NS shot, and a long exposure shot via NS. Long exposure took about 45 secs-1 min to capture.
Regular Night Sight.
Night Sight, long exposure mode.
tl;dr: Google Camera 7.0 (full version once Pixel 4 is released) has long exposure mode via Night Sight.
Took three shots of my garage inside my car on my Pixel 2. Regular shot was pitch black (not pictured), regular NS shot, and a long exposure shot via NS. Long exposure took about 45 secs-1 min to capture.
Regular Night Sight.
Night Sight, long exposure mode.
tl;dr: Google Camera 7.0 (full version once Pixel 4 is released) has long exposure mode via Night Sight.
got a link? XDA won't post one and I don't want to be putting malware on my phone!
There is still hope! Quality DAC sounds nice, I'd love it but I'd probably go full dongle and bluetooth life to continue to have a Pixel :( these Bluetooth headphones aren't cheap though, the ones I'd be happy with at least are close to double their 3.5mm counterpart.
Yeah that's odd. Does the iPhone support it? Or are they just listing Android devices
We're getting a 5G model! 😁
And the memory portion of those pics, it states 7500MB. Could this be a hint that the 5G model will have 8gb of RAM while the non 5G model has 6gb?
And the memory portion of those pics, it states 7500MB. Could this be a hint that the 5G model will have 8gb of RAM while the non 5G model has 6gb?
This is fakeWe're getting a 5G model! 😁
And the memory portion of those pics, it states 7500MB. Could this be a hint that the 5G model will have 8gb of RAM while the non 5G model has 6gb?
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Does the OnePlus 7T have a rear fingerscan?
This phone losing the feature makes me think of looking elsewhere tbh, why do they have to follow apple and remove features?? baffling
Camera sample photos
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Camera sample photos were leaked and they look great. They have some astrophotography samples too.
At least it has a reason to be there unlike many wide notches which house nothing other than a camera.
Either way the phone will be king in the camera dept and will still be kicking long after the 10+ stops getting support.
Dual exposure camera feature
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Video of it at the link.
I'm 100% truther about all these leaks for this phone. This is all intentional marketing.
It's pretty telling that the price hasn't been leaked yet. The one piece of information that would ruin the hype instead of build more of it...
It's pretty telling that the price hasn't been leaked yet. The one piece of information that would ruin the hype instead of build more of it...
The prices have leaked, at least in the UK
Obviously I have no idea if these are legit, but I wouldn't bet against them been far off.
I believed and so it's happening! (It better be)
I am rocking an Pixel 2xl, it is still feels like the best smartphone I ever used and I think the biggest part for that is the camera in my opinion.
I do feel like it is getting a bit sluggish recently. Some apps crash, the photo album takes a while to load and stuff like that.
Battery life is still ok, I get around 3/4 of a day without charging but heavy use of Bluetooth and browsing.
I was considering getting a pixel 4xl but I think I will skip another year. I want a fingerprint sensor and I hope they will bring it back.
I would also love a tripple cam layout. Wide, Regular and zoom and I think google will have it next year.
So here is me hoping my pixel2xl will get me through till then.
I do feel like it is getting a bit sluggish recently. Some apps crash, the photo album takes a while to load and stuff like that.
Battery life is still ok, I get around 3/4 of a day without charging but heavy use of Bluetooth and browsing.
I was considering getting a pixel 4xl but I think I will skip another year. I want a fingerprint sensor and I hope they will bring it back.
I would also love a tripple cam layout. Wide, Regular and zoom and I think google will have it next year.
So here is me hoping my pixel2xl will get me through till then.
Unless you are very serious about having a "pure Google experience", I can't see why anyone would go with one of these over the OnePlus 7T / 7T Pro.
Compare Google Pixel 4 XL vs OnePlus 7 vs OnePlus 7 Pro - Google Pixel 4 XL vs OnePlus 7 vs OnePlus 7 Pro Comparison by Price, Specifications, Reviews & Features | Gadgets Now
Add in the price difference, £549 for the OnePlus 7T and £699 for the One Plus 7T Pro, and for me the Pixel 4 is dead on arrival.
Compare Google Pixel 4 XL vs OnePlus 7 vs OnePlus 7 Pro - Google Pixel 4 XL vs OnePlus 7 vs OnePlus 7 Pro Comparison by Price, Specifications, Reviews & Features | Gadgets Now
Add in the price difference, £549 for the OnePlus 7T and £699 for the One Plus 7T Pro, and for me the Pixel 4 is dead on arrival.
My Nexus 5 went out of support far quicker than my OnePlus 3 (which is running Android 9 and has only just gone out of support).
The camera is a possibility, but is it so much better to justify the extra cost and the other spec downgrades?
Yep. I'm using a Pixel 2 XL and I only held off buying a Pixel 3 XL because I suspected (rightly, it seems) that notches were going to be a short-lived fad. I have friends who have OnePlus phones, but the cameras are only average compared to Google's.
This makes me so sad to see that comparison. I am on a Pixel XL and have been waiting for the 4. I am on Google Fi so I wanted to stick with Pixel but the OnePlus 7t Pro looks like such a better value. I feel dumb getting the Pixel 4XL when you compare the specs. I am torn hah. It would be a bummer to loose the benefit of network switching on Google Fi though if I got the OnePlus 7T. I am a new parent though to the camera is also somewhat important. I hate the notch on the Pixel 3XL...maybe I just go with a Pixel 3aXL. Damn you Google
Depends on the person and marketing probably. Most casual users will likely be swayed by better camera and Google brand recognition than things like higher refresh rate screens. Most people knowledgeable about the tech and who are fine with possibly worse camera performance probably agree with you.
I currently have the Pixel 2XL and been rocking since release and will be getting the Pixel 4XL.
I'm running 3 year old specs and it's fine. The slight increase in specs for the 1+ to the 4XL doesn't sway me considering it isn't that big of a difference. I take a lot of pictures and pretty active on social media due to my job so pictures come first before specs and Google has been leading since the release of the original Pixel.
The camera is a huge difference.
There's also a third group (that includes me) of people who recognise the difference in tech specs but basically just use their phones as cameras and internet browsers, and therefore don't really care about the extra power. For me, phones have long since passed the point of zero return on investment for hardware advancement anywhere besides the screen and the camera.