The Google Pixel 4 may have been seen in the wild for the first time

We might have seen for the first time the Google Pixel 4 in the wild, after a phone very similar to the one that Google teased last week was seen used in London.

An image of the phone has been shared by 9to5Google – you can see the group of rear square cameras at the back and … that's about it all. The cliche does not tell us anything new about the combined future of Google.

The phone seems to have a large front panel at the top of the screen, noted the anonymous informant who took the phone, which we believe will host a dual lens camera.

And the phone seems to be packed in one of those official Google Pixel cloth cases we've seen in previous Pixel launches.

We are preparing for a host of Pixel 4 leaks by October, the month in which we expect the official announcement of Google's next flagship product.

Even this time, Google gets involved in leaks by posting a photo of the next device on Twitter. The square design of the rear camera is now confirmed, although we still do not know exactly what kind of optics it carries.

There was talk of a "spectral sensor" aboard the Pixel 4, which would be able to detect hand gestures over the phone and possibly allow users to control the device without touching the camera. # 39; screen.

Apparently, the phone will also carry a Snapdragon 855 chipset and 6 GB of RAM, which makes it better than some of the best phones of 2019. We should get all the details in a few months.