Google Pixel 4 to support wide-colours in camera

As Google is gearing up to launch its next flagship smartphone – Pixel 4, a new report has claimed that the Pixel 4 will support wide range of colours outside of the sRGB range.

The report by XDA developers further revealed that Google might use P3 colour space which is capable of producing more natural, true to life colours in the final image. While Google Pixel is claimed to be one of best smartphones for photography, the addition of wide-colour space would make it far more superior than its counterparts.

Earlier this month, Google from its official ‘Made by Google’ Twitter account posted two Pixel 4 leaks – one of the back and one of a new dual camera image sensor. According to images, the Pixel 4 is expected to sport a square camera module at the back. An additional front camera is also expected to support faster face unlock. Google could also include ‘Project Soli’ technology in the front cameras which will allow users to navigate the screen and user interface by waving hands in front of the screen. If rolled out, this will be one of its navigation experience in a smartphone.

While it’s still unclear whether Google will use combination of metal and glass design, but according to the media reports, the Google Pixel 4 could come in the same two tone design with frosted, silky finish as seen in the Pixel 3. The design will further water and dust resistant as the last year’s Pixel smartphones. While the Pixel 4 XL is reported to sport a 6.5-inch OLED panel, the Pixel 4 would come with a 6-inch screen.

The smartphones will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor with upto 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. Unlike the provision of a 3.5mm headphone jack on cheaper Pixel 3a series, the Pixel 4 won’t have a 3.5mm audio jack. The smartphone will run on Android Q.