Everything to know about Google Pixel 4, Pixel 4 XL

Right of the bat, the Pixel 4 series will feature a notch-less display with slim bezels on three sides and a thick top bezel. Google has adopted this "forehead design" to pack sensors for Motion Sense (more on that later) and Face Unlock features.

On the rear, the phones will offer a monochrome glass panel that will house a new square-shaped multi-sensor camera system.

Notably, Google has already confirmed that Motion Sense and Face Unlock features are coming to the Pixel 4 series.

Motion Sense is a Soli radar-powered feature that uses software algorithms and hardware sensor to recognize touch-free gestures.

Moreover, the phones will also come with an IR-camera based Face Unlock feature that will use the Soli radar to offer a seamless unlocking experience.

Now, going by a recent leak, the Pixel 4 will feature a 5.8-inch full-HD+ OLED screen while the XL model will get a larger and sharper 6.3-inch QHD+ OLED display.

The screens on both the handsets will also support a 90Hz refresh rate to allow for smoother scrolling and swiping experience, more fluid animations, as well as an overall better gaming experience.

Traditionally, Pixel phones are known to offer top-of-the-line camera performance and that too, with just a single sensor. And now, that's set to get even better.

The Pixel 4 duo are tipped to come with a dual-lens rear camera comprising a 12MP standard lens and a 16MP telephoto lens.

On the front, the handsets are likely to come with a single selfie snapper.

As per leaks, the Pixel 4-series will be backed by the Snapdragon 855 chipset, paired with upto 6GB RAM and 64GB/128GB of built-in storage.

The standard Pixel 4 will pack a 2,800mAh battery while the XL model will have a 3,700mAh battery.

Lastly, both handsets will also come with stereo speakers, Titan M security chip, revamped Google Assistant and the latest Android Q OS.