Articles about Google Pixel 4 XL

This week, a number of developments were noted, especially in the consumer technology category.

Google's Pixel line-up has drawn a lot of attention for its extraordinary camera and software features.

Often, we see website errors in the form of incorrect product listings or products being revealed before their official launch.

Samsung's spec-loaded flagship, the Galaxy S20 Ultra, has been grabbing headlines for its massive 108MP camera setup, 120Hz AMOLED screen, and top-of-the-line hardware.

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

Ever since smartphones debuted, users have been following the simple drill of downloading an app and then using it.

Apart from the factors like display resolution, cameras, and internal hardware, the screen refresh rate is also an important feature you should consider while buying a new smartphone.

Apple's iPhone 11 Pro Max has not only beaten the Google Pixel 4 XL in the camera department but also in terms of performance.

Thanks to YouTuber JerryRigEverything aka Zack, we know how (less) durable our modern-day smartphones and gadgets are. He has tested hundreds of devices so far and the latest one to face the music is the Pixel 4 XL.

Google's Pixel 4 family has become a subject of criticism, and rightly so.

At the recent Pixel 4 event, Google unveiled a completely new avatar of Google Assistant with fancy capabilities.

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.

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

In the technology world, the third week of October was all about consumer products.

When Google unveiled Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, we all were pretty excited.

Google's latest flagship phones, the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL, have gone official with some new hardware and software features including Motion Sense, IR-based Face Unlock, Astrophotography, on-device Google Assistant, and more.

In a major (but expected) development, Google has decided to kill Daydream VR, the platform that lets you immerse into the world of virtual reality using a dedicated headset and supported phone.

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

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.

Google is all set to unveil a host of new hardware including the latest Pixel 4 smartphones, a new Pixelbook Go, and possibly a new Pixel smartwatch at the upcoming Made by Google event.

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.

Android's dominance in the smartphone market has given buyers plenty of options to choose from.

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.

In a matter of weeks, Google would unveil its next flagship, the Pixel 4, with some mind-boggling capabilities.

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

From the unveiling of foldable phones to their delays, from dedicated flagship gaming phones to budget-range performers, the year so far has been nothing less than eventful.

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.

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.

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

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