Aside for 2X zoom, the smarts Google packs into the Pixel 4 XL (and Pixel 4) includes a feature called “Super Res Zoom” that is designed to overcome some of the limitations offered by a 2x lens, letting you get closer by a magnitude of up to 8x having the AI do a bit of the heavy lifting.
Instead of one rear camera and some neat AI smarts, you now get two alongside the AI smarts, with a 12 megapixel standard sporting an aperture of F1.7 and a 2x telephoto of 16 megapixels at F2.4.
Pixel 3 f1 2019 image android#
It also is the first Google phone to see Android 10 straight out of the box.Ĭameras are included, too, and there’s a bit of a chance for the Pixel range. Sorry folks, there’s no expandable storage here, as Google doesn’t offer that in its Pixel phones. Qualcomm’s eight-core Snapdragon 855 makes an appearance, just like it has on other phones, and there’s 6GB RAM alongside either 64GB or 128GB storage. Inside the Pixel 4 XL, you’ll find the specs listed for a flagship phone in 2019. That design seems to be a thing at the moment, with Apple adopting a softened square for the cameras in the iPhone 11 range, albeit in a slightly different design. There is a very new camera bump on the back, found in a softened square with a minor extrusion in the top left corner. The soft touch back is still very much a part of the design, but there’s a metal frame encasing it, holding the glass and hardware in. That’s the set of materials used on the Pixel 4 XL (and its sibling, the Pixel 4), as Google revamps and alters its design slightly, improving what’s there without changing things dramatically. Stop us if you’ve heard this before: glass and metal, metal and glass. In an age when smartphone pricing has been thrown in the “too much” basket, is Google’s compromise too much, too little, or is the Pixel 4 XL just right? Design
While they’re all going to be a part, the new big phone from the maker of Android also has something most of its flagship competition doesn’t have: a price that doesn’t appear to ask too much of its customers. Yes, the new Pixel range is here, and while the upgrades are a little on the modest side, Google is hoping to win you over with more than just an improved camera, best in class performance, and premium materials. If it wasn’t hard enough to make your mind up for a smartphone, Google is looking to help you make it again. In time for the holidays, Google is ready with the Pixel 4 XL, a handset that might just offer enough of what you want in a flagship without the typical flagship price. We’re nearly at the end of the year, and that means it’s time for the last of the flagships to make their way out.
0 kommentar(er)
