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Keeping the promise of frequent Pixel upgrades, Google has announced the second 'feature drop' for its flagship smartphones.

Honor V30 Pro has beaten heavy-weights like the iPhone 11 Pro, Google Pixel 4, and Mate 30 Pro to take the second spot on DxOMark's smartphone camera rankings.

Google is readying its next batch of low-cost smartphones to replace the top-selling Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL. And just before the year ends, we have our first look at the Pixel 4a courtesy @OnLeaks and @91Mobiles.

Even in this time and age, Android 10 doesn't let you record videos that are larger than 4GB in size. However, Google could soon remove this arbitrary limit or increase it to a higher value in Android 11.

Google Pixel 4's recorder app, which can live transcribe audio recordings, is now available for some of the older Pixel handsets. The AI-powered app can be downloaded from the Play Store for the Pixel 2 series, Pixel 3 series and Pixel 3a series.

With the launch of Pixel 3, Google showed the world that software processing and AI can produce some of the finest low light shots.

Apple's most-advanced flagship smartphone to date, the iPhone 11 Pro Max, has been adjudged as the second-best camera smartphone by benchmarking website, DxOMark.

Google's Pixel 4, which has recently grabbed headlines for its insecure face unlock, and lack of complete RCS messaging, is back in the news for its not-so-smooth 90Hz display refresh rate.

When Google unveiled Pixel 4, we all were impressed to see Soli-powered Face Unlock and motion control capabilities.

Samsung has issued a major warning for people using its latest flagships - Galaxy S10, S10+ and Note 10, Note 10+.

Even with the fanciest of hardware and software, Google's Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL lack some of the most essential features.

Following weeks of leaks, Google has finally launched its flagship Pixel 4 smartphone. The new model comes as a significant upgrade to the Pixel 3 with a new design, face unlock feature, a high refresh rate screen, faster Google Assistant, radar-assisted touchless gestures, and a dual-camera system.

A few hours ago, Google held its annual hardware event and took the wraps off its latest flagships, Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL.

At the 2019 'Made by Google' event in New York, Google has launched its latest hardware products including the Pixel 4 smartphones, Pixel Buds, new Pixelbook Go laptop, and several Nest Home products.

In hours from now, Google will formally launch a clutch of new hardware products including the Pixel 4-series smartphones, a Pixelbook Go laptop, a Google Nest Mini smart speaker, and possibly a Pixel smartwatch.

Thanks to a barrage of Pixel 4 leaks, Google may not be able to surprise many with its latest flagships when it announces them on October 15.

From hands-on videos to official teasers and specs leaks, Google's Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL have to be the most leaked handsets of the year.

From mighty megapixel phones to novel foldable devices, wraparound display devices, and spec loaded flagships, we have already seen some of the best and innovative smartphones of 2019 till now.

The third week of September was a tad quiet but did witness some interesting launches, including that of Motorola's first-ever line of TVs.

Google will unveil its latest flagship phones, the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, at an event on October 15 in New York, according to media invites sent by the company.

Google's Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL might be two of the most leaked handsets on the Internet. From hands-on images to official teasers and early renders, we have seen the phones from all angles and heard all about their marquee features.

Google's upcoming flagships Pixel 4 and Pixel 4XL are two of the most anticipated smartphones of 2019.

We know Google is packing its forthcoming flagships with upgraded cameras and game-changing features to take on premium offerings like the Note 10 duo and iPhone 11 series.

Google is working to launch its most-advanced smartphones till date, the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, sometime in fall this year.

In yet another surprising move, Google has confirmed that its upcoming Pixel 4 will support Soli-based touch-free Motion Sense gestures and Face Unlock- the two new features that were rumored to come to the flagship phone.

If the recent leaks are anything to go by, Google will take on rivals like the upcoming Note 10 and iPhone 11 with a new feature that will change the way we interact with our phones.

Google is introducing a radical design change on its upcoming Pixel 4 series smartphones, and the latest leak is yet another evidence of it.

Thanks to Google, we have already seen the rear of the upcoming Pixel 4. And now, courtesy tipster @OnLeaks, we know how the front side of the Pixel 4 XL model will look like.

In a strange move last month, Google shared the first image of its upcoming Pixel 4 flagship smartphone, confirming the presence of dual rear cameras and a brand new design language.

Google's Pixel 4 looks primed to take things to the next level. The upcoming device has been teased to feature a new design and debut the first-ever multi-lens rear camera on a Pixel flagship. But that's not all.

When it comes to flagship phone launches, tech giants usually follow a traditional calendar. So, while we have a good idea of what's lined up for the remaining year, some supporting evidence is all we needed.

What comes as a surprise to many, Google has jumped ahead of leakers to officially share a photo of its upcoming flagship phone, the Pixel 4.

While Google's Pixel smartphones offer the finest Android experience, the flagship models are disliked for their lackluster design.

Google's flagship Pixel smartphones offer the finest Android experience. However, unlike other top-tier devices, they lack the best of designs.